SPOKANE, WA · VEHICULAR HOMICIDE
CLASS A FELONY
Vehicular homicide is charged when a person dies within three years as a result of injuries from a collision, and the driver is accused of driving under the influence, recklessly, or with disregard for the safety of others.
Vehicular homicide is a Class A felony and carries the possibility of a long prison sentence, especially when alcohol or drugs are alleged.
These cases are emotionally difficult for everyone involved. A careful, respectful and thorough defense is essential.
Chris Bugbee brings 30+ years of criminal law experience and nearly 200 jury cases to the most serious charges a driver can face.
As a former prosecutor, he understands how these cases are built — and how to test every part of the State’s evidence.
WHAT TO KNOW
Causation, the manner of driving, testing procedures and the reconstruction of the collision are all examined in detail.
Independent experts and a full review of the investigation are often part of the defense.
If you are under investigation, speak with a lawyer before answering questions.
THE CHARGE
THE INVESTIGATION
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Facing a vehicular homicide investigation or charge? Call Bugbee Law Office, P.S. today.
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