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Tarrant County Homicide

Expert Defense Representation for Homicide Cases in Tarrant County
Navigating homicide charges requires expert legal representation to ensure your rights are protected and the best possible outcome is achieved. From murder to manslaughter, our experienced team is dedicated to providing comprehensive defense representation tailored to your case. Call us today to begin building your defense strategy.
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Trusted Homicide Defense Attorneys for Tarrant County

If you’re facing homicide charges in Tarrant County, you need an experienced and aggressive legal team on your side. Our firm offers strategic and powerful representation for individuals charged with criminal homicide throughout Tarrant County. With deep knowledge of the Texas Penal Code and the local legal landscape, we fight to protect your freedom and future.

Arrested for Homicide in Tarrant County? Here’s What You Need to Know

Under Texas Penal Code, Title 5, Chapter 19, criminal homicide involves causing the death of another person by intentional, reckless, or negligent actions. These charges are serious, but our legal team is equipped to build a robust and tailored defense for your specific circumstances.

Murder (Sec. 19.02)

You could face murder charges if you:

  • Knowingly or intentionally cause another person’s death.
  • Intend to cause serious bodily harm and your actions result in death.
  • Commit a dangerous act during a felony that leads to a death.

Penalty: First-degree felony — 5 to 99 years or life in prison.

Capital Murder (Sec. 19.03)

Capital murder applies under specific aggravated conditions:

  • Killing a law enforcement officer, firefighter, or a child under 15.
  • Committing murder during another felony like burglary or aggravated assault.
  • Multiple victims, murder for hire, or murder while incarcerated.

Penalty: Capital felony — Life without parole or the death penalty.

Manslaughter (Sec. 19.04)

Applies when death results from reckless behavior, even without intent.

Penalty: Second-degree felony — 2 to 20 years in prison.

Criminally Negligent Homicide (Sec. 19.05)

Occurs when death is caused by a failure to perceive a significant risk.

Penalty: State jail felony — 180 days to 2 years in a state jail facility.

Strategic Homicide Defense for Tarrant County Clients

We approach every homicide case with a sharp focus on results. From initial arrest through trial and beyond, we guide you through the process and fight for your rights.

1. Thorough Case Review

We evaluate the charges, police conduct, and available evidence to identify defense opportunities and weaknesses in the prosecution’s case.

2. Proactive Investigation

Our team works with private investigators and forensic professionals to build a strong foundation for your defense.

Whether it’s asserting self-defense, disproving intent, or challenging evidence admissibility, we develop legal strategies that work.

4. Courtroom Advocacy

Our trial attorneys are aggressive, persuasive, and experienced in defending clients facing the most serious criminal charges in Tarrant County courts.

5. Post-Trial Support

We assist with appeals and post-conviction matters to continue fighting for your rights even after a verdict is rendered.

Why Tarrant County Residents Choose Us

Clients throughout Tarrant County trust our firm for our legal insight, personal commitment, and results-driven approach. We are known for handling complex homicide cases with care, discretion, and tenacity.

Talk to a Tarrant County Homicide Defense Attorney Today

When you’re facing homicide charges, every second counts. Contact us today to protect your future.

📞 Call 430-202-6461 or contact us online now for a confidential consultation

We proudly serve Tarrant County and surrounding areas with aggressive, results-focused homicide defense representation.

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