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Homicide - What to Do When You or a Loved One Is Facing Murder or Manslaughter Charges
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Have you or someone you care about been charged with murder, manslaughter, or another homicide-related offense? If so, you're in the right place.
North Carolina Attorney Bill Powers has been representing clients charged with murder and other homicide-related offenses his entire career. In this episode, Attorney Powers answers the questions that matter to you when you when you or a loved one is facing a murder or homicide offense.
- What's the difference between common law and statutory homicide offenses?
- How is first-degree murder different from second-degree murder?
- What's the difference between murder, voluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter, and felony death?
- What is a "lesser included offense"?
- What are the punishments for the different homicide offenses?
- Who determines whether the death penalty applies?
- What if I was acting in self-defense?
- What are other defenses to murder?
- Is it okay to talk to the police if I didn't do anything wrong?
Ready to discuss your matter now? Call 704-342-HELP for your free and totally confidential consultation. That’s 704-342-4357.
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- “TOP 100" North Carolina Super Lawyers List
- "TOP 25" in Charlotte Super Lawyers List
- 11 YEARS Selected to Super Lawyers
Law Talk with Bill Powers is an educational resource only. The information presented on this podcast does not constitute legal advice and is not a substitute for consulting with an attorney. Every situation is unique; therefore, you should always consult with a licensed attorney before making any legal decisions.
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