When Does DWI Resulting in Death Amount to Second Degree Murder?
Published for NC Criminal Law on March 28, 2011.
Jeff wrote here about a recent high-profile case in which a defendant, Raymond Cook, was charged with multiple felony offenses after he drove while impaired and crashed into a young woman’s car in North Raleigh, killing her. In Cook’s case, the jury found the defendant guilty of impaired driving, involuntary manslaughter and felony death by ... Read more
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