Violent Crimes Attorneys in Austin
Defend Your Future with Carroll Troberman, PLLC
Violent crimes carry with them a certain stigma that can make it very difficult for offenders to find jobs or housing. In many cases, it has a devastating effect on personal relationships and on your entire future.
To maximize your chances of avoiding penalties and at getting your charges reduced or even dismissed, it is imperative that you get in touch with an experienced Austin violent crimes lawyer.
Carroll Troberman, PLLC offers case evaluations. Our attorneys share 30 years of experience and have a respected relationship with Austin area courts, prosecution, and judges. Call (512) 772-2442!
What Is Considered a Violent Crime?
A violent crime takes place when force is used to physically injure another person. When a weapon is involved, the seriousness of the crime raises exponentially.
The following are considered violent crimes:
- Assault
- Battery
- Murder
- Robbery
- Sexual assault
- Kidnapping
- Family violence
There is little tolerance for those who are believed to have committed violent crimes. In many cases, these crimes are punished with steep fines and lengthy time in jail or prison.
How Do Police Investigate Violence Crimes in TX?
Police investigations of violent crimes in Texas typically follow a structured and comprehensive process to gather evidence, identify suspects, and build a case for prosecution. The specific steps and procedures may vary depending on the type of violent crime, but here is a general overview of how police investigate violent crimes in Texas:
- Report and Initial Response
- Evidence Collection
- Witness Interviews
- Surveillance Footage and Records
- Autopsies and Medical Examinations
- Suspect Identification
- Interrogations and Interviews
- Evidence Analysis
- Case File Preparation
- Prosecution
The process of investigating violent crimes in Texas involves the collaboration of law enforcement agencies, forensic experts, and the district attorney's office. The specific steps may vary depending on the nature and complexity of the case.
It's important to note that all investigations must respect the constitutional rights of individuals involved, including Miranda rights and the right to legal counsel during interrogations and legal proceedings.
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