State of Texas v. DK
Jul 21, 2022OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Not guilty verdict from a jury on a charge of sexual assault.
Megan Elizabeth Roper's Legal Cases (38)
Austin, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
State of Texas v DM
Nov 06, 2019OUTCOME: Not Guilty
DWI by THC only
State of Texas v. BD
Apr 02, 2019OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client was charged with possession of marijuana and unlawful carrying of a weapon in Tarrant County. We elected to try the cases separately. Client was found NOT GUILTY by a jury on the possession case ... , and as a result, the state dismissed the unlawful carry of a weapon charge.
State of Texas v. IU
Feb 26, 2018OUTCOME: Dismissed
In Dallas County, I negotiated a dismissal for my client. The prosecutors wanted him to take two drug tests over 60 Days, a multiple-day drug class (Drug Offender Education Program), and complete 24 ho ... urs of community service- all for a few grams of flower. We demanded a trial, and the prosecutors agreed to dismiss with a $150 donation to the local food bank.
State of Texas v. IC
Jan 22, 2018OUTCOME: Reduced to Class C Misdemanor
Possession of marijuana reduced to deferred drug paraphernalia. No drug tests and the ability to keep your record clean.
State of Texas v. JB
Aug 14, 2017OUTCOME: Reduced
Client was charged with a class A misdemeanor. We were able to work out a reduction to a deferral on a class C misdemeanor.
State of Texas v. CRS
Aug 14, 2017OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Assault family violence dismissed at trial setting.
State of Texas v. STJ
Jun 13, 2017OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Our client was indicted for state jail felony possession of a controlled substance - THC other than marijuana (hash oil). In the process of discovery, we uncovered managed fraud in the laboratory and s ... ecured a dismissal for our client.
State of Texas v. KP
Apr 18, 2017OUTCOME: DISMISSED
This was an assault family violence charge in Travis County that had no business being filed. My client's girlfriend was highly intoxicated when she called the police after a verbal altercation. She sa ... id then she did not want to press charges. For the next 18 months, she told the prosecutors that is was a huge mistake and that she did not want to press charges. The prosecutor's lied about her unwillingness to testify, but eventually were forced to dismiss the case.
State of Texas v. JRS
Feb 15, 2017OUTCOME: DISMISSED
Criminal Mischief in Hays County, which we were able to get dismissed at the first setting.
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