Criminal Defense Case Results in Austin, TX

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UCW

Allegations

The individual was arrested after a traffic stop for allegedly failing to stop when exiting a gas station. During the stop, a firearm was disclosed, leading to charges of unlawful carrying of a weapon.

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Misdemeanor Criminal Trespass

Allegations

The client was arrested for criminal trespass after entering a gated apartment complex without permission. Security indicated they suspected intent to burglarize. The client admitted prior unauthorized presence and was found with a loaded gun.

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aggravated robbery

Allegations

The individual was involved in an altercation at a motorcycle dealership after a confrontation with staff that escalated into a fight and led to charges related to self-defense actions involving a weapon.

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Assault FV - Class C

Allegations

The client was arrested after a domestic altercation involving a physical confrontation with a cohabitant and the cohabitant's father. Both parties were intoxicated.

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Misdemeanor Theft

Allegations

The client was arrested on a warrant that was issued for an attempted theft charge in 2013. The client was completely unaware of the outstanding warrant or charges. The client had two prior convictions, one for marijuana possession in 1994 and the other for assault family violence in 2000.

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Assault Family Violence w/Strangulation

Allegations

The client was charged with assault-family violence stranguation after an altercation with an ex-fiance. The dispute arose over phone messages. Police were called by the ex-fiance's sister.

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Assault Family Violence w/ Continuous

Allegations

Charges stemmed from a domestic incident where the other party was initially arrested but later blamed the individual. History includes check fraud, plate swapping tied to a hit-and-run, child neglect, and prior felony assaults.

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Tampering with or Fabricating Physical Evidence

Location

Hays County, 453rd District Court

Allegations

During a civil service attempt, a dispute drew police, and our client recorded the encounter on a personal camera. Officers later seized the phone and camera and filed a tampering charge, alleging the recordings were altered to impair the investigation. We pulled the full digital files, bodycam, and agency records, verified the footage integrity, and highlighted contradictions in the officers’ accounts, including their failure to search at the scene. After we pressed the state on intent and proof, the prosecution dismissed the case.

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DWI - First Offense

Location

Travis County, cc9

Allegations

After a collision, the client admitted to drinking and was arrested for DWI. Officers documented field sobriety tests and a breath test that read 0.08. We obtained the police reports and evidence and parsed each step of the stop and investigation. We emphasized the borderline reading and the absence of prior history. Through targeted negotiations, we persuaded the prosecutor to reduce the charge. The client accepted a reduction with deferred probation, avoiding a harsher outcome.

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Aggravated Assault - Serious Bodily Injury

Location

Hays County, 274th District Court

Allegations

Police responded to a domestic dispute and accused our client of causing serious bodily injury to a household member. The allegation was enhanced to aggravated assault based largely on statements taken at the scene. Our client had limited memory after being injured during the arrest, so we concentrated on what the state would need to prove the enhancement. We scrutinized the reports and injury documentation and pressed the prosecutor on credibility and proof problems. After sustained negotiations, the state dismissed the case.

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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon

Location

Hays County, 453rd District Court

Allegations

After a heated dispute at a residence, a caller alleged our client displayed a firearm and police later detained the client. We secured and reviewed body camera footage, a bystander video, and the client's own recording, then built a clear timeline of events. The materials did not corroborate any assaultive act or threat with a weapon and left key elements of the charge unproven. We presented those evidentiary gaps to the prosecution and made clear we were prepared to litigate. The aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge was dismissed.

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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon

Location

Hays County, 453rd District Court

Allegations

During a residential visit, a dispute led to a 911 report that our client had brandished a firearm, and he was arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. We moved quickly to gather all recordings, pulling the client’s own camera footage along with body-worn video and third-party clips. Comparing those videos to the initial statements revealed major inconsistencies and did not corroborate any assaultive use of a weapon. We compiled a detailed timeline and challenged the credibility of the allegation. Confronted with the evidentiary gaps, the prosecution dismissed the case.