State of Texas vs. O.F.

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OUTCOME: Drug Case Facing Life, Dismissed

Repeat offender facing life in prison for aggravated drug possession in El Paso. Case dismissed the day of hearing on Motion to Suppress day before start of trial.

State of Texas vs, KMcN

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OUTCOME: Dismissed

Felony Possession of Controlled Substance. After private investigation able to prove defendant was wrongly accused. casse Dismissed!

John Floyd has successfully defending over a thousand clients charged with serious criminal violations Dismissals and Aquittals

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OUTCOME: Not Guilty, Acquittals

State of Texas vs. KW

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OUTCOME: Not Guilty after Trial by Jury

Felony Theft. Defendant caught in act. DA offerred prison time. Jury found not guilty.

State of Texas vs. JD

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OUTCOME: Case Dismissed day of trial

Embezzelment case involving allegations of misappropriation of company funds. Client facing 20 years. DA offerred 7 years day of trial. We rejected and announced Ready for Trial. Prosecutor then dismis ... sed the case. Client made huge scene outside the courtroom hugging her lawyer.

Felony Theft

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OUTCOME: Bond set and then Deferred Probation

John and I were hired to represent the two defendants in securing a bond for them. They were charged with a very large theft case and their bonds were initially set at about $1.6 million for the pair. ... We took immediate action and drafted Writs for our clients with very detailed briefs concerning the bond amounts and their ties to the community. The judge lowered the bonds to $100K each which our clients were able to make. Our clients were then able to spend the Christmas holidays with their families. Dan Cogdell and Jimmy Ardoin picked up the case and were able to obtain a deferred probation for both clients when the state would only offer time in TDCJ.

State of Texas vs. TM

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OUTCOME: 5 yrs

Robbery of US Post Office during which two postal employees were violently pistol whipped. Offer; 45 years. After trial by jury, 5 years, the minimum allowed by law.

State of Texas vs. VT

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OUTCOME: Probation after trial by jury

Aggravated Assault Deadly Weapon, angry bar patron slams vehicle into crowd. Offer, 25 years. After trial by jury, Probation.

State of Texas vs LC

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OUTCOME: Not Guilty

Sexual Assault, After trial, Not Guilty