Criminal Vehicular Operation Lawyer Minneapolis, MN
Criminal Vehicular Operation MN
If you were operating a motor vehicle and someone was injured as a result of your actions, you could be facing criminal charges of criminal vehicular operation. There is a wide range of potential penalties which can be affected by how your charges are classified. It can be crucial to have a Minneapolis criminal vehicular operation attorney who is able to carefully identify the facts surrounding your case and utilize them in an aggressive defense strategy. At Brockton D. Hunter P.A., we have helped a wide range of clients with our detailed legal representation.
Our Minneapolis criminal vehicular operation lawyers are ready to help. Call (612) 979-1112 if you have been accused of serious criminal vehicular conduct.
Degrees of Criminal Vehicular Operation
Based upon the injuries sustained by a vehicle, the degrees of criminal vehicular operation can be:
- Criminal vehicular homicide
- Great bodily harm
- Substantial bodily harm
- Death of an unborn child
- Injury of an unborn child
- Bodily harm
These charges can be classified as a felony. In fact, the maximum penalty for being convicted of criminal vehicular homicide is 10 years in prison and/or $20,000 in fines. No matter which charge you are facing, your life will be different if you are convicted of that charge. Our Minneapolis criminal vehicular operation attorneys can take the time to carefully review your case and develop an effective defense on your behalf.
Factors in Vehicular Operation Charges
Some key traits which can result in a criminal vehicular operation charge include:
- Driving or acting in a grossly negligent manner
- Leaving the scene of an accident
- Driving with a knowledge of that the car was not reasonably safe to operate
- Operating the car under the influence of drugs or alcohol
Decorated Minneapolis Criminal Vehicular Operation Attorneys Ready to Help
At Brockton D. Hunter P.A., we have worked hard to form bonds with our clients and provide them with passionate representation. Our lead attorney has seen many of our clients obtain not guilty verdicts, reductions of charges, or even dismissals on a number of charges. We are motivated to get positive results for all our clients.
To have your case evaluated by our Minneapolis criminal vehicular operation lawyers, call us at (612) 979-1112.
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