Case Results
The State of Texas v. M.H. | Bexar County | Possession of a Controlled Substance - PsilocybinThe client was charged with possession of a controlled substance after a traffic stop and she was found to have mushrooms in her car. We were able to get the case rejected, avoid prosecution, and allow her get her record completely cleared. | |
The State of Texas v. R.R. | Wilson County | Violation of a Protective OrderThe client was charged with violating a protective order after an ex girlfriend claim that he had contacted her. We were able to prove that she was lying and the charged were dismissed. | |
The State of Texas v. Z.S. | Bexar County | Sexual AssaultThe client was charged with sexually assaulting a girl he had previously had a relationship with. We were able to put records to show the girls story could not possible be true, and the DA dismissed the case. | |
The State of Texas v. D.H. | Comal County | Possession of a Controlled Substance - THCThe client was arrested during a traffic stop for possessing THC wax. We were able to keep charges from being filed and the case was rejected. | |
The State of Texas v. D.R. | Kimble County | Possession of a Controlled Substance - THCThe client was arrested for having a vape containing THC after being pulled over on a road trip between the east and west coast. We were able to get the case completely dismissed and the client can not get the arrest removed from his record. | |
The State of Texas v. R.R. | Bexar County | Injury to a ChildThe police were called after a family dispute and the client was charged with injury to a child. We were able to show the DA problems with their case, resulting in a dismissal for our client. | |
The State of Texas v. J.L. | Atascosa County | Resisting ArrestThe client was charged with resisting arrest after a family member claimed the client was trespassing on their property and the client pulled away from the officer trying to detain him. We convinced the DA to dismiss the case completely, allowing the client to be eligible for an expunction to remove arrest from their record. | |
The State of Texas v. B.H. | Bexar County | DWI over .15 BACThe client crashed a vehicle into a poll and was charged with DWI over .15, which prevents being offered Deferred Adjudication. We were able to convince the DA to waiver the BAC level and allow a plea to a first DWI, allowing the client to receive deferred adjudication and have the record sealed. | |
The State of Texas v. G.C. | Bexar County | Unlawfully Carrying a WeaponThe client was arrested for bringing a gun into a hospital. We were able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the case even though the State had the evidence to prosecute. | |
The State of Texas v. R.R. | Bexar County | Assault Family ViolenceThe client was arrested and charged with Assault Family Violence for a fight that he got into with his wife. After negotiating with the prosecution and showing them the problems with their case, the dismissed the charge. | |
The State of Texas v. G.B | Atascosa County | Assault Family ViolenceThe client was arrested for Assault Family Violence and Injury to a Child. We were able to keep the Injury to a child case from being filed and the Assault was dismissed and expunged. | |
The State of Texas v. B.D. | Medina County | Evading Arrest in a Motor VehicleThe client was arrested for evading arrest in a motor vehicle after passing a police officer at a high rate of speed. The chase reached speeds of over 100mph. | |
The State of Texas v. A.I. | Bexar County | Assault Family Violence - StrangulationThe client was arrested for allegedly assaulting her husband. We were able to successfully convince the prosecutor to reject the case and not present it to the grand jury for indictment. | |
The State of Texas v. N.C. | Bexar County | Indecent AssaultThe client was charged with Indecent Assault, which is a newly created crime similar to Sexual Assault. Case was dismissed. | |
The State of Texas v. R.M. | Bexar County | Assault Family ViolenceThe client was arrested for assault family violence. We were able to show the prosecution that the complaining witness was not credible and the police did not properly investigate the client's version of events. The prosecution dismissed the case. | |
The State of Texas v. S.C. | Bexar County | DWI 9th Arrest - Habitual FelonThe client was charged with his 9th DWI after having served time in prison for DWI twice before. After a hard fight, we were able to plea to a DWI Class B Misdemeanor, with an agreed one year probation and avoiding a minimum sentence of 25 years to life in prison. | |
The State of Texas v. M.M | Wilson County | Assault - StrangulationThe client was charged with choking his wife. Prosecution was set on moving forward with the most serious felony assault. We put together a case to show the inconsistencies in the complaining witness's statement and the problems with the police investigation, securing a dismissal for our client. | |
The State of Texas v. A.C. | Bexar County | Assault Family ViolenceThe client's future sister in law called the police after an argument between the client and his fiancé. Although the fiancé alleged that she was assaulted, the prosecution dismissed the case after we were able to show that there was not a threat of future violence. | |
The State of Texas v. C.M. | Atascosa County | Possession of MarijuanaThe client was stopped and marijuana was found in her car. Case was dismissed after showing prosecution mitigating factors. | |
The State of Texas v. C.A. | Atascosa County | AssaultThe client was arrested for allegedly assaulting someone at their place of business. Negotiated a dismissal after completion of anger management. | |
The State of Texas v. D.I. | Guadalupe County | Felony Motion to Adjudicate ProbationThe client was arrested on a motion to revoke their probation after failing to repeatedly pay restitution. MTR and case were dismissed. | |
The State of Texas v. E.B. | Bexar County | Interference with Public DutiesThe client was involved in a crash after allegedly consuming magic mushrooms. The police alleged she was not cooperative in their investigation and arrested her for Interference with Public Duties and Possession of Mushrooms after a search of her vehicle. We challenged the prosecution and ended up securing a dismissal of the case. | |
The State of Texas v. K.E. | Atascosa County | Theft > $750 < $2,500The client was involved in a head on collision with an 18 wheeler and open containers were found in his car. We showed the prosecution the mistakes made by law enforcement and the inaccuracy of the tests they conducted and secured a dismissal for our client. | |
The State of Texas v. C.W. | Wilson County | Possession of a Controlled Substance PG 2 < 1GThe client was charged with possession of THC after being searched by a police office. Case was dismissed after finding legal and procedural issues with the State's method of testing the substance. | |
The State of Texas v. M.L. | Wilson County | Injury to the ElderlyThe client was charged with assaulting his employer. Case was dismissed upon showing inconsistencies with the witnesses statements. | |
The State of Texas v. K.E. | Atascosa County | Driving While IntoxicatedThe client was involved in a head on collision with an 18 wheeler and open containers were found in his car. We showed the prosecution the mistakes made by law enforcement and the inaccuracy of the tests they conducted and secured a dismissal for our client. | |
The State of Texas v. T.M. | Guadalupe County | AssaultThe client was charged with assaulting a co-worker during an argument at work. From the start, we sent the client to an anger management class before her first court date and the prosecutor dismissed the case by showing she was working to address the issue on her own. | |
The State of Texas v. L.D. | Travis County | HarrasmentThe client was being charged with harassment. The case was not filed after pointing out issues with the case to law enforcement. | |
The State of Texas v. P.M. | Guadalupe County | Assault Family ViolenceThe client was arrested for family violence. The case was not filed after showing the prosecutor inconsistent statements made by the alleged victim who was aggressively pursuing prosecution. |