State of Texas v. R.N.
May 09, 2012OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client was charged with Sexual Assault of a child. Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty in 5 hours and 45 minutes.
Jesse Hernandez's Legal Cases (12)
San Antonio, TX
DUI and DWI Lawyer at San Antonio, TX
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense ... +3 more
State of Texas vs S.G.
Jan 10, 2012OUTCOME: No charges filed
Client was charged with forgering documents and stealing money from a local company. Defense counsel repeatedly met with investigators, law enforcement and prosecutors and was successful in convincing ... the State that client was simply a victim of another individual and State dropped the investigation into client.
State of Texas vs. R.F.
Jan 01, 2011OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was charged with a DWI in Bexar county. Defense counsel repeatedly refused the State's offers of probation and pleas to alternate charges. The State dismissed the case prior to jury selection.
State of Texas v. H.L.
Jan 01, 2010OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was pulled over leaving a bar. Passengers in the car were loud, unruly and intoxicated. Police arrested driver for DWI. Attorney filed a Motion to Suppress arguing the stop was illegal, judge ag ... reed. Case Dismissed.
State of Texas v. E.G.
Jan 01, 2010OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client was arrested for DWI. Officer alleged that client failed every field test and tested two times above the legal limit on the breath test. Attorney filed a Motion To Suppress based on the stop bei ... ng illegal and the judge agreed. Case Dismissed.
State of Texas v A.G.
Jan 01, 2010OUTCOME: Dismissed
Client's home that she shared with boyfriend was raided in the middle of the night. Client was charged withtwo counts of Possesion of Marijuana with a Deadly Weapon and Endangering a Child. Attorney a ... dvised client call the State's bluff and to force the prosecution to prove its case at trial. State dismissed both charges on the day of trial.
State of Texas v J.M.E.
Jan 29, 2009OUTCOME: Not Guilty- Jury
Client was charged with murdering a co-worker on a ranch in South Texas by stabbing him with a knife. Defense attorney investigated the case speaking to every witness listed on the police report and lo ... cated three witnesses that the prosecution and the police were never able to find. Defense attorney called those witnesses at trial to substantiate Defendant's claim of self-defense. The jury found the defendant Not Guilty based on the self-defense defense.
State of Texas v. Y.E.
Jan 01, 2007OUTCOME: Murder charge dismissed.
Client was charged with Murder for the death of her child. Defense attorney filed motions attmepting to quash the Murder indictment based on the wording of the charge against client. Defense attorney f ... orced the prosecution to twice alter the indictment, before ultimately forcing them to abandon the Murder charge and dismiss it altogether.
State of Texas v. M.S.
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty- Jury
Client was stopped for DWI. Officer alleged that client failed every test given, smelled of liquor and had red bloodshot eyes. At trial client admitted to having drank and used prescription pain killer ... s the day of arrest. Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
State of Texas v. O.P.
N/AOUTCOME: Not Guilty- Jury
Client was stopped by police and charged with resisting arrest because he refused to allow the officers to search his vehicle. Defense attorney discovered that one of the police officers had a criminal ... history that prosecutors failed to turn over. Defense attorney filed a motion asking that the prosecutor be banned from testifying from trial based on the prosecutor's failure to disclose his arrest record, the judge agreed to ban him. At trial the State was unable to prove its case without the testimony of the banned officer.
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