Criminal Defense Lawyers
Have you been accused of a drug violation or other crime? Our criminal defense lawyers protect victims like you throughout Texas.
What does a criminal defense lawyer do?
People accused of drug violations will often remain free of suspicion for years. After suddenly receiving criminal charges, facing a ride in the back of a squad car, or a night in jail, it is easy to feel that law enforcement “has you where it wants you” and a conviction is inevitable.
If you face drug charges, a conviction is far from inevitable. We have handled hundreds of drug cases and have helped numerous individuals across the state of Texas successfully fight and beat their drug charges. We are skilled at defending against charges of drug possession, drug trafficking, drug manufacturing and DWI/DUI. We have handled cases involving:
What's an example of a criminal defense case?
In a recent case, police appeared at the home of our client, who was out in his yard. The police entered his home, where they found a large quantity of illegal drugs. The case went to trial and due to weaknesses we identified in his case, we succeeded in arranging for deferred adjudication. Our client will face no jail time and his charges will be dismissed, if he follows court rules. Prior to trial, he faced 5 to 99 years in jail.
We can analyze and fight your charges using defense strategies that include probable cause, illegal search & seizure, and other constitutional challenges. To learn more, contact our Houston criminal defense attorney team for a free initial consultation.
What are examples of criminal defense cases?
We have handled cases involving:
- Drug Possession: Marijuana, Cocaine, Crystal meth, Crack cocaine, Heroin, Ecstasy
- Animal Cruelty
- Assault Crimes
- Assault Family Violence, Child Abuse, Domestic Violence
- Driving with an Invalid License
- DUI / DWI Defense
- Elder Abuse
- Expunctions
- Extortion
- Fake I.D. or False Impersonation
- Firearms Offenses
- Fraud
- Hit and Run
- Homicide-Murder
- Internet Crimes
- Kidnapping
- Possession of a Controlled Substance or Dangerous Drug
- Public Intoxication
- Sexual Assault
- Theft Crimes
- Vandalism
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