Thomas V. Duck III, P.C., Attorney at Law
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Attempted Murder?

If you are being charged with any degree of murder or manslaughter, contact us. Our tenacious advocates stand at the ready to defend you.

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Attempted murder is a serious criminal offense. If you are facing charges, you need to retain the immediate help of our criminal defense lawyer. Criminal charges should never be taken lightly. A mere accusation can threaten your reputation and career. In addition, the life-changing penalties of a criminal record will follow you everywhere you go. Due to the serious and sensitive nature of your alleged offense, we urge you to get in touch with our firm. At Thomas V. Duck III, P.C., Attorney at Law, we bring more than just knowledge and skill to the table. We bring passion and dedication. With our legal team in your corner, you may obtain the upper hand in court. We will work tirelessly in order to defend your rights and dignity.

  • Thomas V. Duck

    Attorney at Law

    Attorney Thomas V. Duck has a true passion for the law. He began his career as a police officer prior to attending law school. He graduated from the John Marshall Law School in 2005 and went on to start his own practice in 2009.

    He truly loves what he does and makes himself available at any time of the day for his clients. When you choose to retain his representation, he will listen intently to your story and work tirelessly to build a formidable defense strategy on your behalf. He will never use cookie-cutter legal solutions and he will never pass your case off to a paralegal. Attorney Duck will personally handle each legal aspect of your case every step of the way. Additionally, he will not bill you by the hour or charge a flat fee. He will determine a price that is fair for the work performed by his law office.

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Thomas V. Duck III, P.C.

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  • Passionate About Defending the Rights of the Accused.

  • Our Attorney Serves as an Active Member of the Community.

  • Backed by Over A Decade of Experience in Criminal Law.

  • Dedicated to Providing Hard-Hitting Defense at a Fair Price.

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Common Penalties

Attempted murder is charged as either a first-degree or second-degree offense. First-degree attempted murder occurs when the defendant intentionally (and with predetermination) tries to kill someone. Second-degree attempted murder occurs when the defendant acts in a fit of passion, without predetermination. Second-degree attempted murder also occurs when the accused is engaged in committing a felony during the crime.

  • Victim Restitution
  • Monetary Fines
  • Loss of Certain Rights
  • Life In Prison
  • Probation
  • Forfeiture of Assets

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Questions

  • What Is The Difference Between Probation & Parole?

    Answer

    If a judge releases you on a probationary period (rather than assigning any jail/prison time) you will be enabled to live your normal life with minor stipulations and conditions. Parole occurs after serving time in prison due to a conviction. If you maintain good behavior during your prison sentence, you can petition for parole or early release. If you violate parole, you will return to prison to finish your sentence, or you will get a new sentence.

  • Can I Clear My Criminal Record?

    Answer

    If you were previously arrested or are currently facing charges, your criminal history will loom over you like a black cloud. A criminal record can make it difficult to find employment, can put strain on your personal relationships, and can limit your opportunities. If you are looking to expunge your criminal record, we can help you. To find out if you are eligible to seal your record, get in touch with our attorney.

  • What Is A “Direct Step” Toward Killing Someone?

    Answer

    Some actions that are considered direct steps may include: stalking, luring, tracking, breaking-in, ambushing, soliciting, and constructing materials necessary for the murder.

What Factors Are Taken Into Consideration During Sentencing?

  • The type of drugs and narcotics involved
  • The quantity of drugs and narcotics
  • Nature and variety of prior criminal convictions
  • Overall criminal history of the defendant charged
  • Whether the defendant is curently on probation
  • The actual or potential harm to the public
  • The financial benefit to the defendant
  • The defendant's age
  • The defendant's own dependence on drugs or narcotics
  • The defendant's psychiatric history
  • Evidence of rehabilitation

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