Criminal Defense Case Results in Hays, TX

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Misdemeanor Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Hays County, CC3

Allegations

While on misdemeanor deferred probation, the client faced a motion to revoke after a later DWI arrest in another county. He had otherwise followed all terms, and he ultimately completed that other case successfully. We gathered probation records, certificates, and court documents to show full compliance and resolution of the new case, and prepared for a contested hearing. We emphasized that an arrest alone, now resolved, did not justify revocation. The prosecutor dismissed the motion, preventing a conviction.

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Misdemeanor Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Hays County, County Court at Law #3

Allegations

While on deferred probation for two misdemeanors, the client was hit with a motion to revoke after a later DWI arrest in another county. We pulled the revocation filings, confirmed there were no missed reports, dirty tests, or other violations, and gathered records showing the DWI was later resolved and completed satisfactorily. We compiled mitigation, including proof of compliance and positive progress, and pressed the State on proportionality. Faced with our package and readiness to contest, the prosecution agreed to scale back the allegations. The case ended with reduced charges and a straight probation resolution.

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Abandoning or Endangering a Child

Location

Hays County, 274th District Court

Allegations

The client was arrested after an incident that led to an allegation of placing a child in danger. We moved quickly to obtain the police reports and discovery and reconstruct the timeline. In negotiations, we challenged whether the evidence actually showed the child faced imminent harm. We also provided mitigation, including proof the client promptly entered treatment and complied with court orders. With those issues on the table, the prosecution dismissed the case.

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Violation of a Protective Order

Location

Hays County, County Court at Law #2

Allegations

After a no-contact order was issued in connection with a prior incident, our client was accused of violating it by allegedly reaching out to the protected person. We obtained the order, reviewed service, and dissected the exact terms to determine what conduct was actually prohibited. We then compared those terms to the state's evidence of contact and identified gaps and inconsistencies in their timeline and proof. We made clear we were ready to litigate those issues. The prosecution dismissed the case.

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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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Motion to Modify Probation

Location

Hays County, 22nd District Court

Allegations

Our client was on probation with a large community service requirement but suffered severe, documented anaphylaxis and extensive environmental allergies. We compiled ER records, allergy testing, and FMLA paperwork, and showed how attempts to find an indoor, filtered placement had failed. After conferring with probation, which did not oppose a pay-in-lieu arrangement, we presented a focused set of exhibits to the court. The court approved a modification that reduced the obligation and allowed a monetary conversion of the remaining hours. The terms of probation were eased accordingly.

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Resisting Arrest, Search, or Transport

Location

Hays County, County Court at Law #2

Allegations

Officers alleged our client resisted while being detained during a chaotic incident. He had blacked out and left the encounter with a serious facial injury, raising concerns about the force used and whether any resistance was intentional. We dissected the arrest paperwork and timeline, pinpointing gaps in the sequence of commands and the basis for the detention. We compiled those issues and pressed the prosecution, signaling we were ready to litigate the proof of intent. The state dismissed the charge.

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Misdemeanor Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Hays County, County Court at Law #3

Allegations

Probation sought to revoke a misdemeanor term after several positive tests, removal from a treatment program, missed check ins, and falling behind on fees and service. We obtained the violation packet and probation logs, reconstructed the timeline, and scrutinized the basis for each alleged breach. We raised evidentiary and procedural concerns and made clear we were ready to litigate. The state dismissed the motion.

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Felony Motion to Revoke Probation

Location

Hays County, 274th District Court

Allegations

Already on deferred probation for a felony drug case, our client was arrested on a warrant after probation alleged multiple violations, including positive tests, missed check-ins, and unpaid obligations. We obtained the probation records and scrutinized the basis for each allegation, identifying weaknesses and context the file ignored. We made our position clear in negotiations and prepared to contest the proof. The state dismissed the motion, avoiding revocation and leaving the underlying case intact.

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Evading Arrest or Detention with a Vehicle

Location

Hays County, 274th District Court

Allegations

Officers alleged the client fled in a car when they tried to pull him over. After a long night out, the client was exhausted and disoriented, and reported he did not realize police lights were behind him. The pursuit ended only after spike strips and a forced stop, causing damage to the vehicle. We focused on the element of intent to evade, using the client's condition and the sequence of events to challenge whether he knowingly fled. After pressing the state and preparing to litigate, the prosecution agreed to drop the charge. The case was dismissed, keeping a felony off the client's record.

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Reckless Driving

Location

Hays County, County Court at Law #1

Allegations

After a roadside confrontation where another driver approached and struck his window, the client accelerated to get away and was stopped by an officer who alleged speeds over 100. We moved quickly to request the reports and any video, and documented why he fled. The client completed a driver safety course, which we used with his clean recent history to humanize him in negotiations. We emphasized he was avoiding a dangerous encounter, not trying to endanger anyone. The prosecution reduced the charge with deferred probation.

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Evading Arrest or Detention with a Vehicle

Location

Hays County, 22nd District Court

Allegations

Police alleged our client fled a traffic stop in a vehicle. According to the account we presented, when emergency lights activated the client turned on hazard lights, took the next available exit, and pulled over. We dissected the officer’s narrative and timeline to show the brief interval and immediate compliance, undermining the required intent to evade. We pressed the prosecutor on these evidentiary weaknesses and prepared pretrial challenges. The state dismissed the case.