Charge
Unlawful Installation of a Tracking Device
Location
Tarrant County, CCC5
Allegations
Police alleged our client secretly placed an AirTag on a vehicle and used it to track the complainant. We obtained the device materials and reports, scrutinizing where the tag was recovered, who had access to the vehicle, and the shifting explanations about how it appeared there. We also presented the complainant’s written clarification expressing uncertainty and a desire not to move forward. Although the state pointed to a link between the tag and our client, those evidentiary gaps gave us leverage. We negotiated deferred adjudication, avoiding a conviction and jail time.
Result
Deferred Adjudication
Charge
DWI - Second Offense
Location
Tarrant County, CCC7
Allegations
The individual was arrested after a minor contact with another vehicle. Officers quickly removed the driver and ran field sobriety tests on a steep, sloped sidewalk, then obtained jail breath samples with mixed results. We secured the police report, video and breath-testing records, and challenged the reliability of sobriety testing performed on uneven ground and the weight the state placed on the breath numbers. While negotiating, we protected driving privileges through the ALR process and managed interlock compliance. The case resolved with deferred adjudication.
Result
Deferred Adjudication
Charge
Assault - Family Violence
Location
Tarrant County, CCC5
Allegations
Police filed a family violence assault after a domestic argument at a residence. The client went to recover his phone, and a doorbell video shows him being let inside. The complainant later alleged a punch, but responding officers noted no immediate visible injury and the photos provided were minor. We obtained the 911 call, bodycam, and reports, compared them to the follow-up interview, and highlighted contradictions along with the complainant’s reluctance to proceed. We leveraged those issues to secure deferred adjudication with no jail and no conviction.
Result
Deferred Adjudication
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Tarrant County, CCC2
Allegations
After leaving a small gathering, the client was involved in a collision in a construction zone on a wet roadway. Airbags deployed and the client later reported concussion symptoms, with limited memory of the on-scene investigation. Officers conducted sobriety testing at the station, and two breath samples registered at .12 and .14. We pulled the dash and body camera footage, collected ER records confirming the head injury, and documented months of perfect compliance with an ignition interlock and proactive classes. Using that mitigation, we negotiated deferred adjudication, avoiding a conviction.
Result
Deferred Adjudication
Charge
Public Intoxication
Location
Tarrant County, Fort Worth Municipal Court
Allegations
The client was arrested for public intoxication after a brief exchange with a store clerk in a commercial area. Officers noted an alcohol odor and claimed the client walked in the roadway, but no sobriety tests were given and bodycam showed coherent answers with only slight slurring. We reviewed the video and reports, challenging the weak proof that the client posed a danger to self or others and questioning observations about clothing and path of travel. Using that leverage, we negotiated a non conviction outcome. The case ended in deferred adjudication, keeping a conviction off the record once terms are completed.
Result
Deferred Adjudication
Charge
Continuous Violence Against the Family
Location
Tarrant County, CDC4
Allegations
After a domestic dispute at a residence, our client was arrested for continuous family violence. We gathered the police reports, body cam and 911 audio, worked with CPS, and noted inconsistencies in the complainant’s statements. As trial neared, the state disclosed a smartwatch recording and bruise photos that complicated the case but also showed contradictions. We pressed those issues while preparing for trial and negotiating. The case resolved in deferred adjudication, avoiding a conviction and jail if terms are completed.
Result
Deferred Adjudication
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Tarrant County, CCC4
Allegations
Police responded to a two-vehicle crash where another driver ran a red light and hit our client. Officers claimed an odor of alcohol, our client declined roadside tests, and a blood sample was taken by warrant. We pulled the crash report, video, and lab records, and documented that our client was not the at‑fault driver. We also showed prompt compliance with alcohol monitoring and a completed substance evaluation. Leveraging the causation facts and mitigation, we negotiated a reduction to a lesser charge with deferred probation, avoiding a conviction.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Tarrant County, County Criminal Court No. 3
Allegations
After a single-vehicle crash with no other motorists involved, the client was arrested for a first-time DWI. They attempted field sobriety tests but could not complete them due to knee problems, and a blood sample was taken at the jail several hours later. Our team obtained the video and reports, emphasized the post-accident condition and medical limitations, and challenged the reliability of a delayed blood draw. When a new prosecutor took over, we pressed these weaknesses. The state agreed to reduce the charge, and the client received straight probation on the lesser offense.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
Assault - Family Violence (Class C)
Location
Tarrant County, Fort Worth Municipal Court
Allegations
Officers arrested our client after a domestic dispute at a residence, alleging assault by threat against a family member. The client reported being jolted awake and confronting a relative who then displayed a handgun. We obtained the police report and bodycam videos and found the case was built on a single verbal threat with no injuries, plus inconsistencies around the handgun and holster. We prepared for court and secured a notarized affidavit of non-prosecution from the complainant. We presented that and the evidentiary weaknesses to the prosecutor. The case was dismissed.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
Minor in Possession of Alcohol
Location
Tarrant County, Kennedale Municipal Court
Allegations
Police broke up a house party and later mailed our client a citation for minor in possession after a brief eye movement test, despite no breath test or physical evidence of alcohol. We obtained the report, requested body camera footage, and scrutinized the officer’s field test. We also presented mitigation showing strong academics, future plans, and a completed alcohol awareness class. We emphasized the lack of proof of actual possession or consumption. The prosecutor dismissed the case.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
Assault by Offensive Contact (Class C)
Location
Tarrant County, Arlington Municipal Court
Allegations
The client received a Class C assault citation after an encounter while leaving a crowded venue. Officers alleged he briefly tugged at another patron's skirt and made a remark, leading to an offensive contact allegation. We obtained the police report and body cam, which showed a very short contact with clothing only, no injury, and no sexual advance. Using that context, we pressed for a resolution without a conviction. The prosecution agreed to deferred adjudication with terms, protecting the client's record.
Result
Deferred Adjudication
Charge
Intoxication Assault
Location
Tarrant County, D297
Allegations
After a two-vehicle collision, officers alleged our client was intoxicated and reported injuries to the other driver. The client provided a blood sample after arrest. We obtained the incident report, body and dash cam, 911 audio, and medical records. We pressed the state on the severity of the reported injuries and whether the crash actually caused them, and scrutinized the blood draw and the officer’s procedures. After sustained negotiations, the prosecution reduced the case to a lesser offense with deferred probation.
Result
Charges Reduced
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