Criminal Defense Case Results in Collin, TX

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Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 7

Allegations

Following a traffic stop, the client was arrested on an unrelated matter and officers performed an inventory search of the vehicle. A handgun was found in a seat-back pocket with the safety engaged and no round chambered, leading to a UCW charge. We obtained the reports and video, scrutinized how the firearm was discovered, and challenged whether the facts satisfied the elements of unlawful carry. We highlighted that mere possession under these circumstances was not illegal and the state lacked proof of unlawful conduct. Confronted with these issues and our readiness to litigate, the prosecution dismissed the case.

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Deadly Conduct - Misdemeanor

Location

Collin County, County Court at Law 1

Allegations

After a roadside confrontation, the client was accused of displaying a firearm at another driver and was charged with misdemeanor deadly conduct. Bodycam and 911 audio showed the complainant claimed fear of being shot, and the client made statements on scene. We obtained and reviewed all recordings, then focused on mitigation, highlighting the absence of prior record, the other motorist’s provocative driving, and the client’s cooperation. After sustained negotiations, prosecutors reduced the case to a lesser offense with deferred adjudication, avoiding a harsher conviction.

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Failure to Appear

Location

Collin County, None

Allegations

A missed appearance on a municipal citation in Collin County resulted in a warrant and a separate failure to appear charge. We stepped in, contacted the court immediately, and arranged to recall the warrant and place the case back on the docket. We compiled records reflecting the client's ongoing mental health treatment and other mitigating circumstances. After negotiations and confirming the client's compliance moving forward, the prosecution dismissed the case.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Collin County, 296TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

Allegations

While on felony community supervision from an older case, the client was arrested on a new matter and a motion to revoke was filed, resulting in a no bond hold. We quickly gathered the violation paperwork and engaged with the supervising officer and prosecutor to sort out the allegations and the client’s track record on probation. After sustained negotiations, we steered the case away from revocation and jail time. The court accepted an agreement to continue the client on straight probation.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Collin County, 296TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

Allegations

While on felony probation from an older case, the client was stopped by police and arrested on a new charge, which triggered a no bond motion to revoke. A warrant issued and the client was taken into custody. We reviewed the alleged violations tied to the new arrest and pushed back on revocation, meeting with the prosecutor and probation to seek a noncustodial resolution. The court accepted our proposal, declined to revoke, and continued supervision with straight probation.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Collin County, 296TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

Allegations

The client was on felony community supervision when a new arrest led to a motion to revoke and a no bond hold. We moved quickly to obtain the violation report, review the file, and set the matter for hearing. We pushed the state to pinpoint what could actually be proven and narrowed the allegations. We also presented mitigation and a concrete plan for renewed compliance. The prosecution accepted our proposal, and the court continued the client on straight probation rather than revoking.