Serious criminal defence · Northland
Murder and manslaughter
Homicide allegations carry the most serious consequences in criminal law. The evidence, available defences, expert issues, and trial strategy must be examined carefully from the earliest possible stage.
- Advice during homicide investigations
- Bail and pre-trial applications
- Murder and manslaughter jury trials
- Expert, forensic, and witness evidence
- Conviction and sentence appeals
Connor has defended and prosecuted serious criminal cases. That experience informs a disciplined assessment of the Crown case, the evidence that must be tested, and the issues likely to determine a trial.
Preparation begins by identifying what is known, what remains untested, and what further evidence is required. Advice is direct, confidential, and tailored to the particular case.
When to seek advice
Seek legal advice immediately if you are being questioned, investigated, arrested, or charged in relation to a death. Early decisions can materially affect the case that follows.
Confidential initial enquiry