Sex Offender Deregistration
Aug 05, 2014OUTCOME: Granted removal from sex offender registry
ITMO P.V. - Client was a publicly registered sex offender. Successfully petitioned the court to allow for deregistration.
Deepali Meenu Walters's Legal Cases (5)
Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile ... +3 more
Expunction - In re TN
Mar 17, 2014OUTCOME: Expunction granted early
My client was a college student who had successfully completed deferred adjudication on a Class C theft (shoplifting). She was applying for graduate school and needed a clean record. Her previous att ... orney and several others that she contacted told her she would have to wait for two years before she could petition the court for expunction. She contacted me after seeing my responses on Avvo. I was able to argue an obscure provision in the law to opposing counsel and not only convince her to agree to the order expunging, but to agree to it early so that my client would continue her education.
Juvenile Sex Offense - In the Matter of **
Mar 04, 2014OUTCOME: Deferred contract
Thirteen-year old juvenile accused of inappropriate conduct with a young child (aggravated sexual assault and indecency with a child). After much preparation, my co-counsel and I were successful in ob ... taining a deferred contract to include counseling for the respondent and the opportunity to seal his record upon completion of his supervision, with no sex offender registration.
Jury trial on multiple offenses - State of Texas v. KK
Apr 30, 2013OUTCOME: Acquittals on two charges, dismissals on two charges
Mr. K was criminally charged with Terroristic Threats, Resisting Arrest, Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon, and Assault. His cases were pending for approximately four years, and several attorneys had withd ... rawn from representation. I fought for his rights, exposed the police for their shoddy legwork, and pointed out inconsistencies in the testimony. A jury found Mr. K not guilty of two charges, and the prosecuting attorney dismissed the other two.
Felony DWI - State of Texas v. JM
Apr 11, 2013OUTCOME: Probation/Hays County
Successful in contesting the DA's recommendation for prison on a DWI offender previously convicted of many crimes including a first degree felony. The defendant's BAC was over .2 and he evaded arrest ... because of numerous warrants. His punishment hearing was highly contested with many witnesses. The judge, after hearing testimony presented by the defense, agreed with me to grant my client ten years probation rather than the seven year prison sentence recommended by the prosecutor.
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