Dallas, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Dallas, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
OUTCOME: Not Guilty Jury Trial Verdict
Client was charged with running a stop sign while driving a school bus. She did not run the stop sign. She hired Walker Fults, who set her case for trial and obtained a not guilty jury verdict.
OUTCOME: No conviction
A man was arrested for assault family violence after a heated argument with his wife. He hired Walker Fults, who arranged a successful settlement for no conviction on the charge, protecting the client’ ... s professional reputation.
OUTCOME: Case dismissed
A business owner and father was charged with assault after a customer in his store refused to leave. Unwilling to get a criminal charge on his record that might compromise his career, he hired Walker ... Fults, who persistently demanded full discovery of the evidence his client was entitled to under the law. After setting the case for trial and refusing to let up on the prosecutor, the case was dismissed.
OUTCOME: Case dismissed
A woman had over ten outstanding warrants for her arrest in three different North Texas counties for multiple class B and C misdemeanors. She hired Walker Fults, who successfully arranged a coordinated ... plan to satisfy all warrants and put his client right with the law.
OUTCOME: No conviction
A college student was charged with minor in consumption of alcohol. Wishing to keep his record clean, he hired Walker Fults, who worked out a settlement that successfully avoided a conviction.
OUTCOME: No conviction
A young man was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia in the course of a routine traffic stop. Worried about the impact of the drug charge on his future, he hired Walker Fults, who arranged a s ... uccessful settlement resulting in no conviction on the charge.
OUTCOME: Found not guilty at trial
A man was pulled over for speeding and police found drugs in his pocket. Walker Fults argued the search was unlawful and had the drug evidence thrown out at trial, resulting in the client being found c ... ompletely not guilty.