Austin, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
OUTCOME: Weekend Jail
My client had agreed to a previous DWI Conviction, and had it set in her mind that she wanted to accept a Jail Sentence and move along with her life. She needed to keep her job, and take care of her c ... hildren.
OUTCOME: Dismissal
A client was charged with Possession of Marijuana when he was stopped for speeding. There was not clear proof of possession of the marijuana that was found.
OUTCOME: Wilco Jail
This client unfortunately was appointed to me after he already had quite a bit of Jail Time credit. Apart from having bad DWI facts, he was resigned to add this conviction to his list of priors. The ... client chose to remain in custody to resolve this case.
OUTCOME: Probation
Williamson County is a very tough county to be charged with a crime. My client's DWI charge had a poor video, and the prospect of a Jury Trial was not something the Client wanted to risk.
OUTCOME: Wilco Jail
My client met me for the first time while he was wearing handcuffs, and surrounded by Williamson County Sheriffs. He had already been in custody for a while, and he was ready to get his DWI over with. ... Unfortunately his DWI facts were bad, and he had some priors. He chose to remain in jail to take care of this charge.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
My client had many prior arrests for the same charge. The prosecutor understood that even with the priors, he was not a career criminal, and did not need a conviction.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
APD arrested a man for DWI, but did not make a proper stop and could not prove operation beyond a reasonable doubt.
OUTCOME: Probation
Not all DWIs are the same. Once you factor in the average Williamson County Jury, and the facts of this case, the client chose to enter into Adult Probation.
OUTCOME: Conviction - Jail
In this Williamson County DWI case, the client knew that the facts were not good for a Jury. He chose to complete his sentence with Jail time. While it was not the best outcome, it was preferable to ... a lengthy and costly probation.
OUTCOME: Charge Dismissed
This Defendant's required a Jury Trial. After multiple Jury Trial Settings, the County Attorney ended up Dismissing the charge, and the Defendant was able to go about their life without a Conviction.
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