Case Results

Client: Frisco resident, first-offense DWI with breath test reading 0.13.

Defense strategy: Filed motion to suppress under CCP Article 38.23, challenging the initial traffic stop. Officer's stated basis — "weaving within lane" — was not supported by dashcam. Magistrate granted suppression of breath test. State dismissed.

Client: Charged with possession of cocaine under 1 gram (state-jail felony).

Defense strategy: Challenged constructive possession (vehicle had multiple occupants) and lab confirmation timeline. Negotiated reduction to possession of paraphernalia (Class A). Pretrial diversion successful — case ultimately dismissed.

Client: Charged with Class A misdemeanor assault family violence with felony enhancement potential.

Defense strategy: Submitted pre-indictment letter with witness statements contradicting the complainant's account. Grand jury returned no-bill. Case never proceeded to trial court.

Client: Charged under 21 U.S.C. § 841 conspiracy with methamphetamine quantities triggering 10-year mandatory minimum.

Defense strategy: Negotiated cooperation under § 5K1.1 with substantial assistance motion. Combined with § 5C1.2 safety valve. Final sentence 60 months — half the mandatory minimum.

Client: Charged with possession over 2 ounces (Class A misdemeanor).

Defense strategy: Demanded DPS Crime Lab analysis confirming delta-9 THC above 0.3% by dry weight (HB 1325). Lab analysis revealed substance was hemp. State dismissed.

Client: Charged with aggravated assault with deadly weapon (second-degree felony) following bar altercation.

Defense strategy: Self-defense under Penal Code Chapter 9. Presented video evidence, witness testimony, and 911 calls. Jury returned not-guilty verdict in under 90 minutes.

Client: Three separate dismissed arrest records from 2018-2022 across Collin, Dallas, and Denton counties.

Defense strategy: Filed expunction petitions under CCP Chapter 55 in each jurisdiction. All three granted. Records destroyed across DPS, county clerks, and law enforcement agencies.