by Houston Criminal Defense AttorneyWe’re Going Streaking
Seven Criminal Defense Dismissals in a Row
Through the month of June the criminal defense team at the Adamo & Adamo Law Firm has secured seven dismissals in a row for clients accused of both felony and misdemeanor crimes in Texas.
If you or someone you know has been arrested contact our office at 713-568-7011 to learn more about beating the criminal charges.
by Houston Criminal Defense AttorneyOne Week, Two Trials, Two DWIs Dismissed – Adamo & Adamo Law Firm
This past week the Attorneys at the Adamo & Adamo Law Firm handed two DWI dismissals out to their thankful clients after a lengthy courtroom battle.
#1 Trial Day DWI Dismissed – Blood Test 0.13
This case was a pre-Harvey DWI dating all the way back to 2016. It had seen three different sitting judges, an in-house investigation on the arresting officer, and two blood analysts (amongst other things). After announcing ready for trial, the case was dismissed.
#2 Trial Day DWI Dismissal – Breath Test 0.10
This DWI was 470 days before the prosecution agreed they could not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. With no video and no extrapolation facts (going back in time to determine a breath alcohol level at the time of driving) the criminal DWI & DUI attorneys at the Adamo & Adamo Law Firm held their position before finally receiving a signed order of dismissal.
While each DWI & DUI case presents a unique combination of facts, these recent DWI results are just examples of the DWI lawyers at the Adamo & Adamo Law Firm doing everything they can, regardless of how long it takes to receive the best possible outcome for their clients.
Need help with a DWI or DUI related criminal charge? Contact the Adamo & Adamo Law Firm now.
by Houston Criminal Defense Attorney‘Tis the season
Thank you to our former client for this holiday gift #Adamo/AdamoLawFirm#morethanjustnicesuits
by Houston Criminal Defense AttorneyWhy We Do, What We Do – Adamo & Adamo Criminal Defense Law Firm
Why We Do, What We Do
This person came to us with her family after finding herself in a tough spot. A spot that seemed out of character for the type of person the girl was. Over time and with our guidance she was able to right the ship and now has plans to attend law school. True to character she wanted to thank and update us on her well deserved accomplishments. It is these relationships that act as the foundation of the Adamo & Adamo Law Firm and why we understand that we are more than just a law firm.
by Houston Criminal Defense AttorneyTerroristic Threat out of Travis County (Austin) Dismissed
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by Houston Criminal Defense AttorneyRecent Criminal Defense Case Results (April 2016)
Texas Criminal Lawyer Case Results (April 2016)
➤Prostitution – Dismissed
Client was arrested and charged with the criminal offense of Prostitution. After an investigation revealed issues with the police officer’s sworn report, the district attorney agreed to dismiss the case in exchange for a sex education class.
➤Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon – Dismissed
Client was facing a serious felony with the potential for a lengthy punishment range. Our client was adamant that he did not commit the crime and we agreed. The state was unwilling to dismiss the case, and the case was set for trial. On the day of trial, with a jury panel in the hall, the case was dismissed.
➤Motion to Adjudicate – Dismissed
Our client faced potential prison time after alleged violations surfaced while on probation. The state filed a motion to revoke the probation and we set out to find the truth. After a lengthy investigation revealed credibility issues with the State’s witness the motion to adjudicate was dismissed and client was placed back on his original probationary terms.
➤Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance – Dismissed
The officer’s basis for the search was unlawful. Unlawful evidence is inadmissible and without it, the State could not prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt. We presented case law directly on point that showed the problems with the officer’s actions. Case dismissed!