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13 February
Understanding the “One-Bite Rule” and Negligence in Texas
The Fifth District Court of Appeals at Dallas recently delivered a critical ruling in Ernest Latcher v. Caroline D. Edwards, a case that underscores the high burden of proof required for animal attack victims in Texas. This decision serves as a vital reminder that winning a trial is only half the battle; sustaining that judgment…
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13 February
Federal Conspiracy Charges in Texas: Why These Cases Are So Difficult
When a person plans to commit a federal crime together with one or more people, federal prosecutors may charge that person with criminal conspiracy as a separate offense. Many federal criminal cases involve charges of “conspiracy” in addition to charges related to the completed or attempted criminal offense. But how do conspiracy charges make federal…
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13 February
Understanding Federal Plea Bargains in Texas Criminal Cases
Many federal criminal cases end in a plea deal between a defendant and the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Plea bargains can significantly affect sentencing in federal criminal cases. As a result, understanding how federal plea bargains work can help you assess your legal options in a prosecution in Texas. What Is a Federal Plea Bargain? In…
Case Results
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DWI Case
Location: Kaufman County
Outcome Summary: The DWI case was reduced to obstruction of a highway.
Details: The client avoided mandatory ignition interlock and jail time.
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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Location: Kaufman County
Outcome Summary: Client was charged with shooting another person and facing a possible 20 years in prison.
Details: We got the case dismissed. The client never pled guilty and was not placed on probation.