Charge
Evading Arrest or Detention with a Vehicle
Location
Rockwall County, 439th District Court
Allegations
Police alleged the client fled from a traffic stop on a motorcycle and continued until stopping near a residence. We obtained the dashcam and helicopter videos and compared them with the reports, emphasizing how distance, lighting, and the radioed descriptions made it unclear a stop was being attempted and whether the rider recognized law enforcement. We also flagged inconsistencies in the motorcycle description. Leveraging those evidentiary problems, we negotiated a reduction to a misdemeanor with deferred probation.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Williamson County, County Court at Law #5
Allegations
After a report of a vehicle hopping a curb near a residence, officers arrived and contacted our client inside. No one actually saw who was driving, and he made no admissions. He refused field tests and breath, and a blood sample was later taken. We pored over the recordings and reports, pieced together the timeline, and showed that the state could not place a driver and that third party statements conflicted. Confronted with those proof problems, the prosecution dismissed the case.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
Evading Arrest or Detention on Foot
Location
Rockwall County, County Court at Law 1
Allegations
After officers tried to stop a motorcycle, the rider parked near a residence and briefly ran toward a wooded area before surrendering when a spotlight found him. Our client said he did not realize he was the target until that moment. We secured video evidence, including aerial footage, and compared it with the reports. The materials showed inconsistencies in the bike description and raised doubt about when he knew officers were attempting a lawful detention. We pressed those issues with the prosecutor, making clear the State could not prove intent to flee on foot. The charge was dismissed.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Collin County, CC6
Allegations
The client was stopped for alleged reckless driving after a night out and admitted to having a few drinks. Officers conducted eye and walk-and-turn tests, then arrested and obtained a blood sample despite paperwork reflecting an initial refusal. We secured the patrol videos, DIC documents, and lab records and challenged inconsistencies surrounding consent and the administration of the field tests. The client promptly installed an interlock and began recommended classes. Leveraging these issues and mitigation, we negotiated a lesser charge with straight probation.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Travis County, CCL7
Allegations
After a single‑vehicle rollover, our client was taken to a hospital and arrested for DWI without any roadside tests. The officer claimed an alcohol odor and found an empty mini bottle near the car. At the hospital, the client offered breath testing, but officers declined and pursued a blood draw, with consent and procedure unclear. We pulled the bodycam, highlighted coherent speech and no mental impairment, and challenged the reliability of post crash sobriety clues. Combined with voluntary classes and service, the state dismissed.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
Possession of a Controlled Substance (Felony)
Location
Montgomery County, 359th Judicial District Court
Allegations
After a traffic stop for an expired registration, officers said they smelled marijuana and conducted a search. The individual acknowledged having a THC vape pen on their person and nothing else was found. We obtained the body and dash camera videos and the lab reports, then scrutinized the basis for the search, the timing of any statements, and whether the testing reliably proved THC content and net weight. We pressed these evidentiary issues and prepared to litigate suppression. The state dismissed the case.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
Deadly Conduct (Misdemeanor)
Location
Dallas County, County Criminal Court No. 7
Allegations
Police accused our client of pointing a firearm from his car during an encounter with two men tied to a prior workplace dispute. Investigators showed a still image of the vehicle with headlights off and referenced numerous surveillance clips. We obtained the videos, documented that he had just left a closed store, and corroborated his route while he searched for an open station. We also flagged inconsistencies in the complainants' accounts and their motive to accuse. Confronted with these credibility issues, the state dismissed the case.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
Assault - Family Violence
Location
Williamson County, County Court at Law #3
Allegations
A domestic argument that followed a night of drinking escalated when the parties struggled over a household item and our client briefly restrained the complainant. Police arrived, leading to an arrest and a protective order. We documented the client’s immediate entry into treatment, completion of rehab and IOP, regular AA attendance, and obtained strong character letters. We presented this mitigation and the absence of ongoing safety concerns to the prosecutor and pushed for a fair resolution. The state agreed to reduce the charge, and we secured deferred probation on the lesser offense.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
Public Intoxication
Location
Harris County, Pasadena Municipal Court
Allegations
While visiting family, our client had a few drinks and went for a late walk in a residential area. After tripping and calling out, a neighbor contacted police, and officers arrested the client for public intoxication following an anxious exchange. We demanded the full evidence, examined the reports and any video for whether the legal elements were actually met, and noted that family on scene was ready to take responsibility. We documented issues with the investigation and pressed our position with the state. The prosecution dismissed the case.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Williamson County, County Court at Law #2
Allegations
Police initiated a traffic stop for a registration issue, then turned it into a DWI investigation. Video showed the client driving normally and remaining polite and coherent. Field sobriety tests were conducted even after the client reported prior ankle injuries and eye issues, and a later station breath test read a little over the legal limit. We pulled the dash and body cam, scrutinized the reason for extending the stop and how the tests were administered, and signaled readiness for trial. The state agreed to deferred adjudication probation, keeping a conviction off the record.
Result
Deferred Probation
Charge
DWI - Second Offense
Location
Harris County, CCC2
Allegations
Police stopped the client after a brief swerve when something fell onto the floorboard. The client declined field sobriety tests, and officers obtained a warrant for a blood draw taken hours later that returned well over the limit. We obtained the videos and discovery, and challenged the basis for the stop, the handling of the roadside testing, and the sufficiency of the warrant affidavit given the delay. With those weaknesses identified, we pressed negotiations and prepared for trial. The prosecution reduced the case to a first offense with straight probation, avoiding a jail term as a condition.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
Misdemeanor Motion to Revoke Probation
Location
Bastrop County, 21st District Court
Allegations
While on misdemeanor probation, the client faced a motion to revoke based on a missed court setting, a positive drug test, and a new Class C citation tied to a domestic dispute. We obtained the probation file and revocation paperwork, then pulled jail records showing the missed appearance occurred while the client was in custody on an unrelated matter. We compiled the timeline and pressed the prosecution and probation to account for it. We also addressed the drug testing history during negotiations. The case was resolved with a reduced sanction and credit for time served.
Result
Reduction + Time Served
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