Criminal Defense

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 Dismissal of Failure to Stop and Render Aid Causing Serious Bodily Injury. 

After a thorough investigation of the case and of the district attorney’s evidence, and after a multitude of pre-trial hearings, in a highly strategic and unheard of move, we offered the district attorney’s office an offer that they could not refuse. It was simple, yet, considered by many, legally brilliant. We offered to agree to allow the prosecutor to admit its entire file of evidence without objection. The prosecutor's file included photographs, arrest reports, witness statements, drawings, medical records, body camera video, among other evidence. The prosecutor did not have to prove up a single piece of evidence. Again, in defense of our client, I offered to let the prosecutor admit every single document that they had without objection. We did so because the district attorney’s own evidence contradicted itself and, more importantly, subsequently, lead to the dismissal of our client’s case. 

Bexar County.

Dismissal of Money Laundering and Unlawful Use of a Criminal Instrument. The case was dismissed after a Motion to Suppress All Evidence was filed and successfully argued to the Court. As a result, all evidence seized after an unconstitutional police traffic stop was thrown out by the Court.

 Jim Wells County.

  Dismissal of Violation of the 

Clean Air Act. 

After our investigation of the case found that our client could not be guilty of the crime because the prosecutor’s case did not meet the elements of the alleged crime. The prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case. 

Jim Wells County.

  Dismissal of Possession of Marijuana. This case was dismissed after a Motion to Suppress was filed and successfully argued to the court. The Court ordered that the marijuana could not be used as evidence in the case and the prosecutor was forced to dismiss the case.

Kleberg County.

Dismissal of Aggravated Assault With A Deadly Weapon. 

After our investigation of the case found that our client could not be guilty of the crime because the prosecutor’s case did not meet the elements of the alleged crime, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case. 

 Jim Wells County.

Dismissal of Failure to Identify/Fugitive Intent to Give False Information. 

After our investigation of the case found that our client could not be guilty of the crime because the prosecutor’s case did not meet the elements of the alleged crime, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case. 

Jim Wells County.

Dismissal of Felony Falsification of Drug Test/Falsification Device. 

After our investigation of the case, by reviewing the arrest report, evidence inventory report, and both dash camera and body camera video, evidenced serious issues regarding the arresting officer’s 4th Amendment violations of our client’s rights, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case. 

Jim Wells County.

  Dismissal of Possession of a Controlled Substance (Possession of substance in Penalty Group 3 >= 28 grams). 

The case was dismissed after a Motion to Suppress All Evidence was filed and successfully argued to the Court.  As a result, the evidence seized from the unconstitutional police traffic stop was thrown out by the Court. 

Jim Wells County.

  Dismissal of three (3) cases of Burglary of a Vehicle, Engaging in Criminal Activity and Evading Arrest. 

The case was dismissed after a Motion to Dismiss For Denial of Speedy Indictment was filed and successfully argued to the Court. As a result, the district attorney’s office did not prosecute the cases

Jim Wells County;

Dismissal of Violation of the Clean Air Act. After our investigation of the case found that our client could not be guilty of the crime because the prosecutor’s case did not meet the elements of the alleged crime, yhe prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case. 

Jim Wells County.

  Dismissal of Failure to Identify. 

After our investigation of the case found that our client could not be guilty of the crime because the prosecutor’s case did not meet the elements of the alleged crime, the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the case. 

 Jim Wells County;

  Dismissal of Felony Assault Causing Bodily Injury/House Member 2 or more times within 12 Months. 

This case was dismissed after a Motion to Dismiss for Denial of Speedy Indictment and Motion to Remove All Pre-trial Conditions was filed and successfully argued to the Court. The district attorney’s office then moved to present the case to a Nueces County Grand Jury for Indictment. After our long and arduous investigation of this voluminous case, which included reviewing the arrest report and other police documents, a multitude of medical records and affidavits, among other evidence, in our relentless and diligent effort to defend our client, a 204 page binder was created. The several-inch thick binder included our counter arguments, photographs, medical records, excerpts from a deposition and excerpts from two prior court hearings, among other exculpatory evidence, and was presented to the grand jury to review and consider our client’s innocence. After due and diligent consideration of our extensive defense binder and the district attorney’s evidence and argument, the grand jury sided with our client and refused to indict him. The grand jury issued a “No Bill”. 

Nueces County.