Call 24/7 For A Free Consultation
In Texas, we have a bifurcated trial system. This means that in Texas, there are potentially two parts to a trial. The first part of a trial in Texas is called “The Guilt/ Innocence Phase” of the trial. If a …
Immigration status can have a significant impact on criminal defense cases in Texas. Non-citizens, including legal permanent residents, undocumented immigrants, and visa holders, face unique challenges in the criminal justice system, including the risk of deportation and other immigration consequences. …
Friends
People say I am unforgiving. Sometimes that is true. When the damage done is for a lifetime and when it’s done to the poorest among us by those who should have known better, then I am unforgiving.
I am …
Friends
I have practiced law in Harris county for 38 years. For most of those years the judiciary was comprised of extremely pro-prosecution judges.
The District Attorneys Office now has the Audacity, the Unmitigated gall to attack a judge for …
Being investigated for a federal drug crime is overwhelming. Confusion about the allegations, anxiety over potential evidence, and uncertainty about what happens next can consume you.
Federal prosecutors and federal agents meticulously build their cases, often making it feel like …
A drug crime conviction in Texas doesn’t just end with a sentence—it’s a shadow that can follow you for years, if not a lifetime. Beyond the immediate legal penalties, the ripple effects of a conviction can negatively impact your life, …
Getting arrested for a drug-related offense is a life-altering experience. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed, scared, and unsure about what to do next. The consequences of a conviction can ripple through your life, affecting your employment, housing, reputation, and liberty.…