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  • New Trial Granted State v. W.S. (indecency with a child)

    Client was convicted of indecency with a child. Filed a motion for a new trial alleging various errors by the client’s trial lawyers. The motion was granted, allowing the client to receive a new trial.

  • New trial granted State v. C.A. (sexual assault)
    Client was convicted of sexual assault. Filed a motion for new trial alleging various errors during the punishment phase. Motion was granted, allowing client to receive a new trial on punishment.
  • Dismissed State v. K.T. (criminal mischief)

    Client was accused of damaging property at a shopping mall.

  • Dismissed State v. N.W. (assault on a family member)
    Client was accused of injuring his wife by throwing a bottle at her face.
  • Not Guilty State v. T.W. (murder)
    Client was charged with murder for allegedly shooting the complainant to death in his car. Argued that someone else had killed the complainant and that the sole eyewitness could not have seen client. Jury came back with a not guilty verdict after only 20 minutes of deliberation.
  • Dismissed State v. M.G. (retaliation)

    Client was charged with retaliation for allegedly threatening to kill a police officer and his family.

  • Not guilty State v. J.A. (assault on a family member)
    Client was accused of beating his pregnant girlfriend with a broomstick. Girlfriend went to the hospital and had visible injuries. Was able to prove at jury trial that girlfriend’s injuries were self-inflicted.
  • Dismissed State v. J.O. (motion to adjudicate)
    Client was on deferred adjudication for possession of marijuana. Client tested positive for marijuana during a drug test and also allegedly missed several other drug tests. State filed a motion to adjudicate the client’s case for the violations and send him to jail.
  • Dismissed State v. C.S. (possession of marijuana)
    Client was pulled over for obscured license plate. Marijuana was found during a search of the client’s car. Client, who was the only occupant of the car, admitted on video that the marijuana was his.
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