Criminal Defense Case Results in Texas

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DWI - First Offense

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 7

Allegations

The client was arrested after a single vehicle crash following a night out. Officers noted an odor of alcohol, the client admitted drinking, and a hospital blood draw was obtained. No roadside field sobriety tests were conducted due to the accident. We obtained the reports and lab results, examined the legality of the arrest, the blood draw protocol, and the officer's DWI training record. Using those issues and the client's clean history, we negotiated deferred adjudication with manageable terms, keeping a conviction off the record.

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Possession of a Controlled Substance (Third Degree Felony)

Location

Montgomery County, 9th DC

Allegations

A traffic stop for expired registration led to a search after the officer reported smelling marijuana. Police seized a vape cartridge and several nearly empty carts, then filed a third degree felony by alleging between one and four grams. We pulled the videos, reports and lab paperwork, and zeroed in on how the weight was calculated. We challenged any inclusion of hardware and trace residue, questioned whether the state could reliably prove the substance and its net weight, and made clear we were ready to litigate. The prosecution dismissed the case.

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Stalking (Felony)

Location

Harris County, 488th District Court

Allegations

The client was accused of felony stalking tied to an ongoing custody dispute with a former partner. Communications were kept to a parenting app and scheduled child exchanges, which the client routinely recorded on a personal camera and phone. Our team moved to secure that digital evidence through a property release or motion, then organized the videos and message logs into a clear timeline. The recordings showed calm, brief exchanges and no unscheduled contact. After we presented this package to the prosecutor and challenged the allegation, the state dismissed the stalking case.

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Possession of a Controlled Substance (Third-Degree Felony)

Location

Coryell County, None

Allegations

During a traffic stop, an officer claimed our client made a wide turn and questioned them about nearby burglaries. Backup arrived and, after our client initially refused a search, officers said they would take them to jail and search anyway. A search of a backpack followed, and psilocybin was logged as evidence. We obtained the dash and body camera video and reports, highlighting the shaky basis for the stop and the coercive consent. We pressed the state on suppression issues and plain‑view inconsistencies. Facing exclusion of the key evidence, the prosecutor dismissed the case.

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Public Lewdness

Location

Bexar County, CC11

Allegations

Officers contacted our client in a parked car at a closed public area late at night and filed a lewdness charge. Both occupants were fully clothed when approached, and officers cited a condom in the vehicle rather than any observed conduct. We pressed for the state’s evidence, dissected the reports, and focused on whether the public view element could be met given the secluded location. We also raised concerns about the basis for the detention and any statements obtained afterward. Faced with those evidentiary problems, the prosecution dismissed the case.

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Collision Involving Damage Over $200

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 1

Allegations

The case arose from a crash during icy conditions, where the client’s vehicle struck another and officers later issued a citation for collision involving damage over $200. We obtained the police materials and insurance documentation confirming the property damage was fully covered and no restitution remained. We compiled that proof with mitigation and context about the road conditions and submitted it to the prosecutor. After targeted negotiations, the state agreed the criminal charge was unnecessary and dismissed the case.

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Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon

Location

Bexar County, CC11

Allegations

Officers approached our client in a parked car at a closed park, ordered the occupants out, and searched the vehicle, finding a handgun under the driver's seat. The weapon charge hinged on an alleged underlying offense that prompted the detention. We obtained the videos and reports, scrutinized the basis for the stop, the expansion to a vehicle search, and inconsistencies about what officers could actually see. We also flagged statements taken before any Miranda warning. After we presented these issues and made clear we were ready to litigate, the prosecution dismissed the case.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Denton County, 16th Judicial District Court

Allegations

The client was on felony probation when a no bond warrant issued alleging missed classes, unpaid fees, and multiple positive tests. We entered the case, obtained the motion and supervision records, and engaged both probation and the prosecutor. Our team compiled documentation of his work schedule and written correspondence showing he had asked for guidance on costs and scheduling, and we challenged how several violations were being counted. With a hearing approaching, we kept pressure on the State. The motion to revoke was dismissed and the client remained on probation with no new penalties.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Bexar County, 290th, District Court

Allegations

While on felony deferred probation, the client was arrested on a new matter, triggering a motion to revoke and a no-bond hold. We moved immediately, filed to set a bond, and secured the client’s release. Our team obtained probation files and mental-health records showing strong prior compliance and that the incident occurred during a documented episode. Leveraging that mitigation, we negotiated with the state and probation to continue supervision. The case resolved with deferred adjudication and modified conditions.

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DWI - First Offense

Location

Caldwell County, County Court at Law

Allegations

An off duty officer reported that a vehicle clipped a roadside object and pulled into a gas station. Police arrived, noted alcohol odor, and located an open container after a vehicle search. The client declined a breath test, and officers later obtained a blood sample hours after the driving event. No standardized field sobriety tests were recorded. We dissected the videos, emphasized the delay before the blood draw and gaps in testing, and presented mitigation from immediate sobriety efforts and a clean record. The state agreed to a probationary outcome.

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DWI - First Offense

Location

Collin County, County \u200bCourt \u200bat Law 1

Allegations

The case began after a wrong-way crash during icy conditions. Officers performed field sobriety tests on a slick roadway, then took the client to a hospital for a blood draw. We gathered the body-cam video and medical records, highlighting how the tests were conducted on ice and how a prior leg injury and treatment affected performance. The blood result later came back under .15 and our client started classes and counseling immediately. Using those issues and mitigation, we negotiated deferred adjudication to keep a conviction off the record.

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Theft (Class C)

Location

Denton County, Denton Municipal Court

Allegations

The client was cited for Class C theft after a self checkout mix up at a retail store, then left when loss prevention intervened. There was no arrest, only a citation. We stepped in early, filed our appearance, and demanded all evidence, including surveillance footage and the officer's report. After reviewing discovery, we challenged whether the proof reliably established intent and identification, and set the case for trial to hold the state to its burden. Facing those issues, the prosecutor dismissed the case.