Houston, TX
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was arrested in an undercover prostitution sting. Vice officers claimed that client agreed to have sex with undercover officer in exchange for $30. State dismissed on eve of setting case for t ... rial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with displaying a fictitious inspection sticker. State agreed to dismiss, since they couldn't prove beyiond a reasonable doubt that he knew it was counterfeit.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with racing in a Nissan 370Z. Even though client admitted to racing at the scene, we were able to convince the DA to dismiss it.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with assault on a family member and interference with a 911 call. The State's initial offer was 115 days in jail. After discrediting the complainant's story, we were able to convin ... ce the prosecutors to dismiss both charges without the need for a jury trial.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury
DWI in Montgomery County with a .098 blood draw. Blood came into evidence. We relied on cross-examination of the State's expert to create reasonable doubt.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury
DWI where client had slurred speech, was combative, admitted to drinking 8 beers, and "failed" field sobriety tests.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury
Prostitution case where a woman at a massage parlor was arrested by undercover vice officers. Even though the State had a recording of her agreeing, we successfully argued to the jury she couldn't und ... erstand the negoations, since she spoke broken English.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury
Prostitution case where undercover officers arrested a stripper after she allegedly agreed to sex for $125. We discredited vice officers on cross-examination.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury
DWI where client was stopped for speeding and jumping curbs. "Failed" field sobriety tests and admitted to drinking 6 beers at strip club.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty by Jury
DWI where undocumented client refused breath or blood, but submitted to field sobriety tests and did "poorly." Argued tests were unfair, since client doesn't speak English.