L and L Law Group, PLLC represents clients across Hunt County, Texas on the full Texas Penal Code and Health & Safety Code spectrum. Cases are filed in the Hunt County Courthouse, 2507 Lee Street, Greenville in Greenville and prosecuted by the Hunt County District Attorney’s Office. Co-founding partners Reggie London (Texas Bar No. 24043514, former Dallas County ADA) and Njeri London (Texas Bar No. 24043266) handle every retained matter personally. Free 24/7 consultation: (972) 370-5060.
Hunt County criminal-justice infrastructure
Hunt County, Texas covers a population of approximately 105,000. The county seat is Greenville, where the Hunt County Courthouse, 2507 Lee Street, Greenville houses the criminal-court divisions. Major cities and communities in Hunt County include Greenville, Commerce, Wolfe City, Caddo Mills, Quinlan, Royse City (split).
Criminal cases originating in Hunt County are prosecuted by the Hunt County District Attorney’s Office. Hunt County Attorney’s Office handles select misdemeanor categories. Felony cases (state-jail through capital) are filed in the district courts; misdemeanors (Class A, B, C) are filed in the county courts at law and justice-of-the-peace courts depending on classification. Federal cases arising from Hunt County activity proceed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas (TXND).
Services for Hunt County clients
L and L Law Group provides four primary service categories for Hunt County criminal matters. Each has a dedicated information page with the full defense workflow:
Practice areas covered in Hunt County
The firm handles the full charge spectrum in Hunt County. The most common case categories filed in the Hunt County Courthouse, 2507 Lee Street, Greenville:
- DWI and intoxication offenses — Tex. Penal Code Ch. 49. First offense Class B (BAC under 0.15), Class A (BAC 0.15+), felony DWI (third offense or with child passenger), intoxication assault, intoxication manslaughter. See our DWI defense page.
- Drug crimes — Tex. Health & Safety Code Ch. 481. Penalty Group 1, 1-A, 1-B (fentanyl), 2, 2-A, 3, 4 across possession, possession with intent, manufacture, and delivery. See our drug defense page.
- Family violence and protective orders — Tex. Penal Code §§ 22.01, 25.07, 25.11. Class A family-violence assault, continuous family violence felony, violations of protective orders. Federal Lautenberg firearm-ban consequences under 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9). See our family-violence page.
- Sex crimes — Tex. Penal Code Ch. 21-22 plus § 33.021. Sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, indecency, child-pornography, online solicitation. Federal Adam Walsh SORNA registration cross-reference. See our sex-crimes page.
- Weapons charges — Tex. Penal Code Ch. 46 + federal 18 U.S.C. § 922(g). UCW, felon-in-possession, prohibited weapons, weapon transfer. See our weapons page.
- White collar and fraud — Tex. Penal Code Ch. 31-34. Theft, fraud, embezzlement, money laundering. See our white-collar page.
- Federal charges — TXND and TXED indictments. Pre-indictment negotiation, Guidelines sentencing, safety-valve and 5K1.1 departures. See our federal defense page.
- Juvenile cases — Tex. Family Code Title 3. § 54.02 transfer-to-adult-court opposition, juvenile-record sealing, juvenile sex-offense conditional registration. See our juvenile defense page.
- Expunction and non-disclosure — Tex. Code Crim. Proc. ch. 55 + Tex. Gov’t Code ch. 411. Eligibility analysis, petition drafting, agency-service distribution, post-order compliance. See our expunction page.
Why retain L and L Law Group for a Hunt County matter
Three operational reasons. First, direct attorney access: every retained matter is handled by Reggie or Njeri London personally — no intake clerk, no junior associate handoff. The partner who takes the consultation is the partner who appears at every hearing. Second, flat-fee structure: engagement fees are quoted in writing at the free initial consult and cover the entire defense through final disposition or trial in chief. Hourly billing in criminal defense creates the wrong incentives because the State controls the case pace. Third, dual prosecutor-and-defense perspective: Reggie’s prior service as a Dallas County Assistant District Attorney informs the firm’s reading of probable-cause affidavits, plea-evaluation thresholds, and trial-preparation escalation. Njeri’s federal admissions (TXND, TXED, 5th Circuit) and motion-practice depth complete the framework.
The firm is in Frisco; Hunt County is in our default coverage area. Office at 5899 Preston Rd, Suite 101, Frisco, TX 75034. Phone (972) 370-5060 24/7. Email info@landllawgroup.com.
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Call (972) 370-5060Inside the Hunt County criminal-justice system
Hunt County's criminal-court infrastructure is concentrated at the Hunt County Courthouse, 2507 Lee St, Greenville, TX 75401. The district clerk, district attorney's office, sheriff's department, and pretrial-services division are co-located or within walking distance of the courthouse complex. The District Attorney handles all felony prosecutions and most contested misdemeanor cases; the County Attorney typically prosecutes the higher-volume misdemeanor docket. The county operates 2 District Courts (196th, 354th), 1 County Court at Law, distributing roughly 80,000 + criminal filings (felony and misdemeanor combined) per year across the active courts. Defendants residing outside the county still have all matters heard at the Greenville complex unless venue has been transferred under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 31.
Geography, transportation, and policing
Hunt County covers a mix of incorporated cities — Greenville, Commerce, Quinlan, Caddo Mills, Wolfe City, Royse City (east edge) — plus unincorporated areas patrolled by the Hunt County Sheriff. Major roadway corridors through the county include I-30, US-69, US-380, SH-34, all of which generate substantial DWI and drug-trafficking caseloads for the Sheriff's Office and Department of Public Safety. Individual city police departments (Plano PD, Frisco PD, Fort Worth PD, Dallas PD, and others depending on jurisdiction) handle most arrests inside their municipal boundaries; the sheriff handles unincorporated areas, county-wide warrants, and jail operations. Booking happens at the 2801 Stuart St, Greenville jail complex. Bonds are typically posted from this location or through a licensed bonding company near the courthouse.
Why local defense practice matters in Hunt County
Hunt County's criminal courts each have distinct case-management practices, plea-and-trial calendars, and prosecutorial dispositions. The DA's office staffs prosecutors who specialize in DWI, narcotics, sex offenses, family violence, and white-collar prosecutions — each unit operates with its own internal policies on plea offers, diversion eligibility, and trial readiness. Defense attorneys who appear regularly in the Greenville courts develop case-specific intelligence: which judges grant motions to suppress, which prosecutors will offer pretrial diversion in first-offense possession cases, which probation officers respond to early-termination motions favorably. That granular practice knowledge is the practical difference between an effective local defense and a generic representation that misses opportunities available only through local relationships.
L and L Law Group practices regularly in Hunt County's criminal courts. Our co-founding partners Reggie London (Texas Bar No. 24043514) and Njeri London (Texas Bar No. 24043266) handle felony and misdemeanor matters in Greenville, with substantial volume in DWI, drug-possession, theft, assault, sex offense, weapons, and family-violence cases. We work with bonding companies countywide, defendants employed by L3Harris Technologies (Greenville), and clients sending children to Greenville ISD schools — backgrounds that frequently inform PSR-investigation preparation and § 3553(a)-style mitigation arguments at sentencing.
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