State v. F.L.
Sep 02, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissed
Assault of a Family Member where husband was accused of Punching and Kicking Wife
Eric Joe Benavides's Legal Cases (57)
Houston, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
State v. RM
Sep 01, 2015OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY by Jury
Assault of a Family Member where husband was accused of hitting wife multiple times
State of Texas vs. M.M.
Jul 01, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissed
Theft case where defendant walked out of store with items. We were able to show she was epileptic, had a seizure, and didnt know what she was doing.
State of Texas vs. G.A.
Jul 01, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissed
Theft case where defendant was accused of acquiring $4000 of items from a store without paying
State of Texas vs. D.A.
Jun 26, 2015OUTCOME: No BIlled by Grand Jury
Defendant accused of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for pointing a gun at a mechanic during a verbal altercation
State of Texas vs. F.S.
Jun 15, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissed
Deadly Conduct case where defendant was accused of "shooting" a car with a roman candle firework on the highway while driving.
State of Texas vs. H.M.
Mar 10, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client accused of slapping her husband in the face twice, scratching him across the belly, and slamming a door on him.
State of Texas vs. R.M.
Mar 09, 2015OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client accused of hitting 2 vehicles and fleeing the scene without leaving his information. We were able to prove that he was being chased by a 3rd party, and was in fear for his life.
State of Texas vs. G.S.
Feb 23, 2015OUTCOME: dismissed
Client accused of racing his friend on the highway
State of Texas vs. V.R.
Feb 23, 2015OUTCOME: dismissed
Cop claimed he was in a high "prostitution and drug area" and saw my client parked on the street. He approached him for no reason, asked him what he was doing to which my client replied that he was los ... t and using his GPS to find a location. Cop claimed it was suspicious that his phone had a black screen w/ no GPS (phones do have sleep timers.....) and that he was nervous (who wouldn't be). At that time the cop detained him and asked him to get out of the car. A search of his wallet revealed the fake license. Again, if the detention is illegal, anything the officer finds is illegal.
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