
Santa Rosa Manslaughter Lawyer
Legal Representation for Manslaughter Charges in Santa Rosa
At Wilber Law Offices, P.C., our team of dedicated legal professionals is committed to providing top-notch legal representation to individuals facing manslaughter charges in California. If you or a loved one is in a legal predicament related to manslaughter, you need an experienced Santa Rosa manslaughter lawyer to protect your rights and interests. We have a proven track record of successfully defending clients against manslaughter charges, and we are here to guide you through this challenging time.
Call Wilber Law Offices at (707) 986-4482 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our manslaughter attorney in Santa Rosa!

Our Settlements & Verdicts
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing 2-pounds Of Marijuana For Sale
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing 7-pounds Of Methamphetamine With Intent To Sell
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Case Dismissed Client Accused Of Possessing Marijuana
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Not Guilty Client Charged With Assault Charges And Gang Enhancements
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Battery On A Correctional Officer And Resisting An Officer
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Domestic Violence
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Domestic Violence, Simple Battery, And Vandalism
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Domestic Violence, Simple Battery, And Vandalism
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Felony Cultivation Of Marijuana, Possession Of Marijuana For Sale, And Misdemeanor Narcotics Charges
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Felony Possession Of A Baton And Misdemeanor Possession Of A Concealed Handgun
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Possession
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Case Dismissed Client Charged With Theft And Elder Fraud
Strategic Defenses for Manslaughter Charges
Mounting a strong defense against manslaughter charges requires a deep understanding of California's criminal laws and an ability to craft a strategic legal approach tailored to your unique circumstances. At Wilber Law Offices, P.C., our skilled legal team employs a range of defenses to protect our client's rights, including:
- Self-defense or defense of others: If the killing occurred in self-defense or the defense of others, it may be possible to argue that using force was justified under the circumstances.
- Lack of intent: In cases of voluntary manslaughter, demonstrating that there was no intent to kill or that the killing occurred due to a misunderstanding or accident can be a viable defense.
- Insufficient evidence: Challenging the prosecution's evidence and arguments is critical to any criminal defense strategy. We thoroughly investigate the case, scrutinize the evidence, and work to expose weaknesses in the prosecution's case.
- Mistaken identity: If there is any doubt about the perpetrator's identity, we will explore this avenue to build a strong defense on your behalf.
- Fourth Amendment violations: If your rights were violated during the arrest, search, or interrogation process, we could seek to exclude evidence, potentially weakening the prosecution's case.
