Houston, TX
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Personal Injury
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with domestic violence after allegedly kicking his wife in the stomach. On the eve of trial, the DA's offered to dismiss the case in exchange for client taking classes. No guilty p ... lea. No probation. Dismissed!
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with theft. We were able to get him into a pre-trial diversion program, which eventually resulted in dismissal.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client, a student at the University of Houston, was charged with minor in possession of alcohol. Knowing she wants to become a CPA in the future, she entrusted my firm with her defense. The result? ... Case dismissed!
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with assault on a family member after allegedly punching her in the back of the head. Client had a prior aggravated robbery conviction, so the DA's refused to dismiss. We set the c ... ase for trial and, as the jury was about to walk in, they dismissed the case.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with assaulting his wife after allegedly coming home drunk and 5 am and then punching and choking her, leaving visible injuries. From day one, client was adamant it was self-defense ... . We set the case for a jury trial and it was dismissed on the morning of trial.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was pulled over for driving recklessly. The car smelled like marijuana, so they searched it and found methamphetamine. I convinced DA that they wouldn't be able to prove knowing possession bey ... ond a reasonable doubt. Case dismissed!
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with DWI after failing to maintain a single lane of traffic. Cop did all the field sobriety tests and said that client "failed" them all. After being arrested client blew a .000. ... You get to go home from here, right? No - the police then drew his blood to later test for drugs. The results were negative. Finally, the DA did the right thing and dismissed the case. This case is an example of just how unreliable and meaningless these "scientific" field sobriety tests can be.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client, an undocumented alien, was charged with assault after allegedly attacking her husband and his mistress with a knife. The jury returned a verdict of NOT GUILTY in spite of pictures of a bloody ... scene.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with PCS following a routine traffic stop. I argued that client didn't have the required mental state, i.e., the government could not prove that he knowingly possessed the drugs.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Client, a lawful permanent resident, was charged with assault on a family member. Facing deportation if convicted, we took the case to trial and prevailed on a claim of self-defense. The jury returne ... d a NOT GUILTY verdict.