Aggravated Assault Deadly Weapon
Mar 01, 2017OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Texas v. Jane Doe. Client charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a handgun. State was required to do gunshot residue testing. The case was tried to the Judge.
Roger S. Lenox's Legal Cases (8)
Dallas, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile, Mediation
Burglary of a Habitation
Dec 08, 2016OUTCOME: Dismissed!
Texas v. John Doe - client charged burglary of a habitation. Range of punishment: 2 to 20 years in prison. Case set for jury trial. State forced to reinvestigate facts in preparation for trial.
Aggravated Assault Deadly Weapon
Oct 23, 2014OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Texas v. John Doe - client charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, handgun. Client had prior convictions and faced 5-Life in prison if convicted. Client testified and jury found client ... NOT GUILTY.
DWI - Not Guilty
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty
Texas v. John Doe. DWI charge. Two-day jury trial. Arresting officer testified. Jury saw videos from squad car and intoxilyzer room. My client testified. Jury deliberated 3 hours. Returned a ve ... rdict of NOT GUILTY. Another satisfied client.
Weapons Charge - Dismissed
N/AOUTCOME: DISMISSED.
Texas v. John Doe - Client charged with the misdemeanor offense of unlawfully carrying a weapon - a handgun. Client was stopped by police while walking down the sidewalk one night with two friends. The ... y were stopped for "WALKING SUSPICIOUSLY." Weapons were found. I filed motion to suppress because the stop was not based on reasonable suspicion or probable cause. We requested that the weapons found on Client be suppressed and the case dismissed. After hearing the testimony of the officer and argument of counsel for the State and the Defense, the Court GRANTED the motion and suppressed the evidence. Subsequently the case was DISMISSED.
ASSAULT ENHANCED
N/AOUTCOME: DISMISSED
Texas v. John Doe - Client charged with Assault Enhanced - impeding airway (Felony Third degree - 2-10 years in TDC). Client maintained his innocence. Case set for jury trial. State could not maint ... ain a prima facia case (complainant did not show up). Case dismissed.
Post-Conviction Remedy
N/AOUTCOME: Early release from probation. Indictment dismissed.
Texas v. Jane Doe - Client was convicted by a jury for the crime of forgery and placed on 10 years probation. After completing less than half the probation, she hired me for an early release from proba ... tion. After preparing, filing and arguing the motion, Court not only granted early release from probation, but dismissed the original indictment and removed all disabilities imposed against client due to the former conviction.
Plea Bargained
N/AOUTCOME: Plea Bargained from 15-Life to 1 year time served in the county jail.
Texas v. John Doe - Client charged with ARSON of a habitation with an enhancement paragraph (range: 15-99 years or life). Case set for JURY TRIAL. OUTCOME: Plea bargained the Friday before trial ... . Client received 1 year in the county jail with back time credit for time served. Client was released for the weekend.
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