Criminal Defense of Fraud Results March 2025 License Plate Flipper Violation – Conditional Dismissal Tampering with ID – Dismissed February 2025 Criminal Trespassing – Dismissed Felony Evade Arrest – Placed on Deferred Probation Felony Evade Arrest – Dismissed October 2024 False Alarm Entered and completed Pretrial Diversion Program and case was Dismissed July 2024 Temp…
Assault and Family Violence Cases and Results in Texas
Assault and Family Violence Results March 2025 Harassment – Completed Pretrial Diversion Program and case was Dismissed Aggravated Assault – Dismissed Continuous Violence Family probation violation – State’s Motion to Revoke probation was withdrawn and client was continued on probation Assault / Family Violence – Case was Rejected by the District Attorney’s Office Assault /…
Drug Charge Cases and Results in Texas
Drug Charge Results of Our Drug Crime Lawyers PCS (Possession of Controlled Substance) PID (Possession with Intent to Deliver) POM (Possession of Marijuana) March 2025 Possession of a Controlled Substance – Dismissed Possession of a Controlled Substance – Dismissed Possession of a Controlled Substance – Dismissed Possession of a Controlled Substance probation violation – State’s…
Weapons Offenses Cases and Results in Texas

UCW (Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon) DW (Deadly Weapon) UPF (Unlawful Possession of Firearm) March 2025 Unlawful Carrying of a Weapon – Dismissed February 2025 Unlawful Carry of a Weapon – Dismissed January 2025 UCW (Unlawful Carrying Weapons) Dismissed UCW Placed on Deferred Probation UCW Dismissed UCW Entered and completed the Pretrial Intervention Program and…
Can You Be Charged with BUI Without Driving?

Yes, you can be charged with BUI (boating under the influence) without driving the boat. However, if the arrest or charges were unlawful or you were not the boat owner/driver, you might be able to have your charges reduced or dismissed. If you are facing a boating under the influence (BUI) charge, you might want…
What Crime it is to Operate a Vessel While Intoxicated?

If a person is convicted for the first time of operating a vessel while intoxicated, they are guilty of boating while intoxicated (BWI). It does not matter if this is your first, second, or third conviction; BWI is the charge in all cases, regardless of how many times you have been convicted. However, the penalties…