Houston, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Estate Planning ... +3 more
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
This was an Indecent Exposure case. The act was alleged to have happened at a Jock in the Box in Houston. A worker there claimed to have witnessed the incident. The jury found the Defendant NOT GUILTY. ...
OUTCOME: Did Not Revoke Parole
Client recived a new charge violation while on parole. The Parole Board sought to revoke client's parole. The hearing officer found probable cause after the probable casue hearing, but after the revoca ... tion hearin, the hearing officer recommended to NOT REVOKE client's parole. The Parole Board agreed with the recommendation.
OUTCOME: No Bill
Client was charged with Failure to Register as a Sex Offender. Due to extensive investigation and thorough preparation, evidence was presented to the grand jury resulting a a NO BILL.
OUTCOME: NOT GUILTY
Aggravated Assault (DEADLY WEAPON). A repo man was attempting to repossess a vehicle in San Jacinto County. The debtor, who was also a county employee as the 911 coordinator claimed the Defendant hit h ... er with the vehicle while leaving. The jury found our client NOT GUILTY.
OUTCOME: NO BILL
Client was charged with Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon in a Prohibited Place. Evidence was carefully gathered and reviewed and presented to the grand jury. The grand jury voted to No Bill our client.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Repossession agent arrested in San Jacinto County for Aggravated Assault on the person who he was repossessing the car from. State claimed he ran over the debtor.
OUTCOME: No Bill (dismissed by Grand Jury)
Repossession Tow Truck Driver accused of attacking debtors with a chain. Investigated and collected the evidence to prove how it was not possible.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Defendant accused of trespassing in a residence. Despite an overly aggressive officer and some circumstantial evidence, hard work uncovered vital information leading to a dismissal.
OUTCOME: Verdict for CAPPS
I co-represented CAPPS in litigation arising from the sequestration of 23 vehicles that belonged to CAPPS with Texas General unwilling to return such vehicles. CAPPS did obtain their vehicles
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