Criminal Defense Case Results in Collin, TX

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Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 6

Allegations

After a single-vehicle incident and arrest for suspected intoxication, officers discovered a handgun in the car and filed a UCW charge. Our client lawfully owned the gun, held a carry license, and kept it mounted inside the vehicle. We obtained and dissected the reports and evidence to show the weapon was never displayed or misused and that the UCW allegation depended entirely on the separate intoxication case. We challenged the legal basis for the charge and signaled readiness to litigate. The state dismissed the UCW.

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Driving With a Suspended License

Location

Collin County

Allegations

After a minor crash, an officer ran a records check and saw our client listed as not eligible to drive, resulting in a suspended license case. We obtained the state driving history and confirmed the prior suspension had already ended before the incident, with only an administrative reinstatement step outstanding. The client promptly completed reinstatement. We compiled the eligibility printout and payment proof, presented it to the prosecutor, and pressed the weaknesses in the allegation. The state dismissed the case.

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Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity

Location

Collin County, 199th District Court

Allegations

Police accused our client of taking part in a store break-in with others and filed an engaging in organized criminal activity case. We got involved early, contacted the investigator, and tracked the warrant status while obtaining the reports and surveillance. The evidence showed the client remained in the vehicle and never entered the business. There was no proof of aiding, acting as a lookout, or sharing any items. We also prepared to subpoena a co-defendant who had already resolved their case. Faced with these gaps, the state dismissed the case.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Collin County

Allegations

The client was on deferred felony probation when a revocation motion was filed after a urinalysis allegedly showed alcohol and THC. We gathered supervision records and testing documentation to build a clear timeline of events. We challenged the sufficiency of the evidence and presented proof of the client’s ongoing compliance and proactive steps since the incident. After sustained negotiations with the prosecutor and probation office, the state declined to proceed. The motion was dismissed.

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Reckless Damage to Property

Location

Collin County, Plano Municipal Court

Allegations

After parking at a commercial lot, our client's door swung slightly and made brief contact with a neighboring vehicle. The other driver insisted there was damage, and an officer issued a citation for reckless damage. We obtained the police body camera footage and related photos and reviewed them closely. There was no clear evidence of actual property damage, and the footage did not document any. We confronted the prosecutor with those gaps and made clear we were ready for trial. The state dismissed the case.

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Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 7

Allegations

After reporting a hit-and-run and asking officers for help, the client was given field sobriety tests and arrested for DWI. When a passenger opened the vehicle to retrieve keys, officers saw a lawfully owned handgun inside and added a UCW charge. We obtained the reports and video to show the client initiated contact as the crash victim and that the firearm stayed in the vehicle, lawfully possessed. We questioned whether the statutory elements for UCW were met and pressed the state on its proof. The prosecution dismissed the UCW case.

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Evading Arrest or Detention (On Foot)

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 6

Allegations

During a late-night stop, the client collided with a median, exited the vehicle, and ran a short distance before being detained. He later explained he heard sirens, thought an emergency vehicle was approaching, panicked, and does not recall clear commands to stop. We scrutinized the state’s evidence and targeted the requirement that he intentionally fled a lawful detention. Emphasizing the confusion from the crash and the uncertain timeline from lights to brief pursuit, we pressed the DA on proof of intent. The prosecution dismissed the evading-on-foot charge.

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Resisting Arrest (Class A Misdemeanor)

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 6

Allegations

The resisting arrest charge arose during a chaotic roadside arrest where officers said the client pulled away while being handcuffed. From the start, the client explained he panicked, slipped, and repeatedly said the cuffs were too tight and he could not breathe, not that he was trying to fight. We obtained the case discovery, scrutinized the video and reports, and confronted the state with the absence of any violence or active interference. Framing the conduct as confusion rather than defiance, we negotiated a resolution to straight probation, avoiding jail.

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Evading Arrest or Detention With a Vehicle (Felony)

Location

Collin County, 296th District Court

Allegations

After leaving a bowling alley, an officer claimed our client was speeding and activated emergency lights. The client heard sirens, thought an ambulance was approaching, accelerated to clear the lane, struck a median on a ramp, and briefly ran in panic. We obtained and reviewed dash and body camera footage, reconstructing the timeline from activation to impact to challenge the intent element, emphasizing confusion over lights and sirens and the lack of any sustained pursuit. Leveraging those issues, we negotiated deferred adjudication, avoiding a conviction and incarceration.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Collin County, 199th District Court

Allegations

The client was on deferred probation for a felony drug case when a later arrest in another county triggered a motion to revoke. The violation allegation rested largely on the new case, and the State moved to adjudicate. We obtained the violation report, pushed for bond, and coordinated calendars across jurisdictions so any custody would count concurrently. By presenting a focused record of compliance issues and the limited basis for revocation, we negotiated a reduced outcome and secured a time‑served resolution, avoiding additional incarceration.

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Leaving the Scene of an Accident (Hit and Run)

Location

Collin County

Allegations

The client received a detective letter about a suspected hit and run after a minor bump in heavy highway traffic. Tired and confronted by an aggressive driver brake checking in front of them, the client continued to a safe place and later saw only light damage. We intervened, routed all contact through counsel, secured proof of insurance, and highlighted the incorrect incident date and the road rage context. Following our outreach, the investigator closed the case, no warrant issued, and the criminal matter was dismissed.

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Sale of Alcohol to a Minor

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 2

Allegations

During an alcohol enforcement sting at a restaurant, an undercover buyer asked for a beer. Our client handed over a sealed bottle and took payment, and minutes later agents returned. He was told it would be a warning, yet a warrant surfaced long after and the case was filed. We obtained the discovery, scrutinized the decoy procedure and the agents’ reports, and pressed the inconsistencies and delay with the prosecution. The state declined to proceed and dismissed the charge.