Houston, TX
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client and his girlfriend were charged with theft. State charged client on the theory that he served as a lookout for his girlfriend and helped her commit the crime. There was no solid evidence of th ... is and the DA eventually did the right thing and dismissed.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client charged with failure to stop and give information following a hit and run accident.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with assault after an altercation with another patron at a bar. Although my client caused significant injuries to the other party, the DA finally dismissed the case after it was set ... for trial. It's not against the law to win a fight while acting in self-defense.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with prostitution after soliciting an undercover officer.
OUTCOME: Reduced to misdemeanor
Client was charged with DWI with a child passenger, a state jail felony. Client's blood came back at .24 (three times the legal limit). The state initially offered a 5 year probation on the felony, b ... ut ultimately reduced the case to a 2 year probation on a misdemeanor after our investigation revealed issues with the blood testing.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with criminal mischief after destroying his then girlfriend's laptop during a heating argument.
OUTCOME: Both cases dismissed
Client was charged with several counts of failure to stop and give information after colliding with a parked car, a fence and a mailbox before fleeing the scene.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client, here on a work visa, was charged with prostitution after an undercover sting. I argued the government wouldn't be able to prove an agreement was reached due to my client's language barrier. D ... A agreed to dismiss instead of go to trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client, holder of a commercial driver's license, was arrested for possession of marijuana after he was stopped because his license plate light was supposedly so bright that the characters on the plate ... were obscured. We took pictures of the plate from 50 feet away and it was clear that the officer violated my client's 4th Amendment right to be free of unreasonable searches and seizures. The ADA agreed and dismissed the case without having to have a motion to suppress hearing.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with eluding police because he didn't immediately pull over on the side of the freeway. For his safety and officer safety you kept driving until he could take the 1st available exit ... . Client filmed everything on his smartphone. I convinced the prosecutors to dismiss after showing them the exculpatory evidence.