Legal Question in Personal Injury in Texas

I was wondering what is necessary to convict a person of second degree murder when it was all accidental. a witness came across and said that she saw a car "push" the car infront of them therefore killing the driver upon impact when the crash occured. the driver in the first car who died was drunk, autopsy can prove it, and the second car behind it ran from the scene due to shock because the person in the first car was one of his close friends.theyve stated that he is eligible of doing 20 years in prison if found guilty. This court case is extremely unjust because there is not enough evidence to say or to convict this guy of murder, he is traumatized and suffering POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER and is being emotionally abused by the law, he does not have papers and by common knowledge he can receive a v visa, or something like that because justice is being abusive.
what can be done, what can be said, how can we prove his innocence ?
i thank you for your time and will appreciate any response to this

Asked on 1/21/10, 10:50 am

Jason Kipness Kipness Law Firm

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Convictions are criminal law questions, not personal injury questions. Contact a Dallas area criminal defense attorney.

The person charged with murder needs a criminal defense attorney.

For free information on Texas personal injury claims, visit http://www.kiplawfirm.com

Answered on 1/28/10, 10:03 am

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