Charge
DWI - Second Offense
Location
Denton County, County Criminal Court #5
Allegations
Our client was stopped after an officer claimed they were driving the wrong way. Field tests followed, the client declined breath testing, and a warrant blood draw later showed a BAC around 0.16. We dissected the police report and lab records, questioned the basis for the stop, and compiled mitigation by documenting completed alcohol education and the installed ignition interlock. We also flagged potential admissibility issues with the prior out-of-state DWI. After persistent negotiations, the state dropped the enhancement, reducing the charge and avoiding mandatory jail with straight probation.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Denton County, CCC1
Allegations
Stopped after an improper turn at a red light, the client was investigated for DWI. He acknowledged drinking earlier, completed roadside tests, and consented to a hospital blood draw, with a handheld breath test later at the jail. We secured the dash and body camera footage, dissected the administration of the field sobriety tests, and emphasized the timing of the last drink to raise a rising BAC argument. Using those weaknesses, we challenged the enhancement tied to a high blood result. The prosecution agreed to drop the enhancement and reduce the charge.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
DWI (BAC Over .15)
Location
Denton County, County Criminal Court #4
Allegations
Officers contacted the driver after a minor incident at a gas station and began a DWI investigation. Field sobriety tests were recorded, with only four clues on the walk-and-turn and one on the one-leg stand. A consensual blood draw later reported a result above .15. We obtained the video, examined the basis for the detention, and carefully assessed the administration and performance of the roadside tests. Leveraging those points in negotiations, the prosecution agreed to reduce the charge.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Denton County, County Criminal Court #1
Allegations
Police encountered the client in a parking lot and made a DWI arrest after a blood draw showed an elevated BAC. We obtained the lab packet and witness statements, and raised concerns about an officer's credibility that could affect the case. At the same time, we compiled proof of treatment, daily meeting attendance, and counseling to document real rehabilitation. We set the case for contested settings to keep pressure on negotiations. The case resolved with straight probation, avoiding jail and keeping the damage contained.
Result
Probation
Charge
Felony Motion to Revoke Probation
Location
Denton County, 16th Judicial District Court
Allegations
While on felony probation, the client was arrested in another county, prompting a motion to revoke. We stepped in early, directed the client to keep reporting, complete targeted classes and community service, and collected certificates and proof of compliance. We set court settings to allow time to show consistent progress and confirmed the new case would be resolved with deferred probation. Armed with that record, we presented everything to the prosecutor and the court and pushed back against incarceration. The case resolved with a plea to continue supervision, keeping the client on probation.
Result
Probation
Charge
Driving While License Invalid
Location
Denton County, Lewisville Municipal court
Allegations
The client was ticketed in municipal court after a traffic stop that included an allegation of driving on the shoulder and a charge of driving while license invalid. We reviewed the records and confirmed the client had a valid occupational driver’s license at the time. To eliminate any doubt, we obtained certified court copies and the driving history that were self authenticating for trial. We set the case for a jury and made clear we were prepared to proceed. Faced with our exhibits and the gap in proof on the license element, the prosecutor dismissed the DWLI.
Result
Case Dismissed
Charge
Felony Motion to Revoke Probation
Location
Denton County, 16th Judicial District Court
Allegations
While on felony probation, the client was arrested in another county, triggering a motion to revoke. We told the client to keep reporting and immediately documented months of compliance, completion of court-ordered classes, and substantial community service. We also secured proof that the new case was tracking toward a probation offer and used that to undercut the push for a jail sanction. After multiple settings and negotiations, the court agreed to continue the client on probation with additional conditions, avoiding revocation and prison.
Result
Probation
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Denton County, CC5
Allegations
Police found our client parked with the engine running. After admitting to some drinking, they performed field sobriety tests and consented to a hospital blood draw, which prosecutors used to allege a high BAC enhancement. We reviewed the reports and video, stressed that no driving was observed, and showed the client’s cooperation and clean interlock record. With DWI education, a victim impact panel, and a substance abuse evaluation completed, we leveraged that progress to get the enhancement dropped and the charge reduced to Class B with deferred adjudication.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
DWI - Second Offense
Location
Denton County, County Criminal Court #1
Allegations
After a late-night traffic stop for speeding, the client was arrested on a second DWI. They performed roadside tests, declined a breath sample, and officers later obtained a warrant for a blood draw. We focused on mitigation, guiding the client through the repeat-offender DWI course, a victim impact panel, and a substance abuse evaluation, then delivered verified completion to the State. Using that progress as leverage, we pushed to remove the enhancement. The prosecution reduced the charge and agreed to straight probation with no jail condition.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
Felony Motion to Revoke Probation
Location
Denton County, 16th Judicial District Court
Allegations
After a new arrest triggered a motion to revoke probation, the state initially pushed for prison. We directed the client to keep reporting, complete required classes, and avoid any further violations. Across multiple settings we compiled certificates, community service logs, and proof of consistent compliance, then pressed probation and the prosecutor to weigh that progress. With that record in hand, we negotiated away incarceration and secured a deal to continue the client on straight probation.
Result
Probation
Charge
DWI - First Offense
Location
Denton County, CCC4
Allegations
The client was stopped for speeding and arrested after the officer claimed slurred speech and poor performance on field tests. When asked for a blood sample, the client asked about a lawyer, which was treated as a refusal, and a warrant was obtained for a later draw that reported a very high BAC. We highlighted the client’s significant vision issues that could affect test performance and assembled mitigation early, including DWI education, a victim impact panel, and a substance abuse evaluation with supportive outpatient completed. We engaged the prosecution with this record and pushed for leniency. The state agreed to reduce the charges.
Result
Charges Reduced
Charge
Misdemeanor Motion to Revoke Probation
Location
Denton County, County Criminal Court #5
Allegations
While on deferred supervision for a misdemeanor theft, the client faced a motion to revoke alleging missed reporting, unpaid fees, incomplete community service, missed drug tests, and unfinished classes. We gathered sign‑in logs showing reporting, certificates for completed courses and hours, and payment records, along with emails documenting difficulties reaching the supervising officer. We coordinated a quick plan to address the warrant and engaged the prosecutor. After reviewing our documentation, the state withdrew the motion and the case was dismissed.
Result
Case Dismissed
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