I am a 42-year veteran Prosecutor (television clips), Chief Prosecutor (newspaper clips) and criminal defense lawyer – and I created this website to acknowledge the excellent efforts of my colleagues who work with felonies and misdemeanors at the Harris County Criminal Justice Center in Houston, Texas.
Show Me The Justice Lawyer Jeff Ross
I publish trials in progress, trial verdicts, in-trial pleas and dismissals, trial setting dismissals, trial standings, judge standings, lawyer statistics, lawyer standings, photos and other court news and nuggets.
“My goal is to shine a light on the fine prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges and other courthouse personnel who serve the interest of justice in our community. Our work is the last line of defense for those who will lose their freedom or become free. Thanks to all for your fine work!”
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Published: Weekly – Every Friday by 5pm – Publishing deadline is 3pm Fridays – First Publication February 2017
“TRIAL IN PROGRESS” – HARRIS COUNTY CRIMINAL COURTHOUSE. Trials in Progress are updated twice-a-day and the information is gathered from the Harris County District Clerk’s website – “preview docket sheet” found under the“images” tab of the case summary page
trials in progress: MAY 4, 2026 – updated 6a
177th – MURDER
1731660 – Prosecutors Erandy Marquez and Gina Gilmore – Defense Neil Krugh and Kyle Sampson(judge Emily Detoto presiding: closing arguments 9:30a May 4th)HPD PRESS RELEASE
228th – MURDER
1535565 – Prosecutor Heather Axline and Connor Lasater – Defense Stephen Touchstone and Gianpaolo Macerola(judge Caroline Dozier presiding: jury deliberated 10:03a – 12:45p April 30th – jury deliberated 9a – Allen charge read in afternoon until 6:17p May 1st – to continue deliberations 8:30 May 4th) FOX26NEWS
232nd – AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT
1768463 – Prosecutors Alex Napuri and Jay Gordon – Defense Matt Gilliam and Lauren Stanbery(judge Josh Hill presiding: voir dire process – busted panel April 30th, busted panel May 1st – try again May 4th)
248th – AGGRAVATED ASSAULT FAMILY MEMBER
1846989 – Prosecutors Tyler Arner, Gage Wiley and Elyse Garza – Defense Billy Morian III and Carlos Aguayo(judge Hilary Unger presiding: defense’s case resumes 9:30a May 5th)
263rd – ASSAULT FAMILY MEMBER – CHOKING
1925558 – Prosecutor Sarah Staub – Defense Cedric Davis and Bryant Daniels(judge Melissa Morris presiding: opening statements 10a May 4th)
338th – AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ASSAULT OF A CHILD
1863387 – Prosecutors RJ Martinez and Elizabeth Russell – Defense Eddie Cortes and Lara Autrey(judge MIchele Oncken presiding: opening statements 12p May 4th)
ERD Court – CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE OF A CHILD
1877862 – Family Law Center 4th floor – Prosecutors Mikeala Morris and Nevin Day – Defense Rebecca Miller and Joseph Bayer(judge Jim Anderson presiding: opening statements 9:15a May 4th)
Longtime Criminal Defense Attorney John Petruzzi gets punched unconscious by his client in the 178th criminal courtroom after the judge gave the client a 50-year prison sentence for Murder. See the full story and interview with John on FOX26NEWS
We had 33 lawyers complete 15 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 8 Guilty Verdicts, 1 Not Guilty Verdict, 4 In-Trial Dismissals, 0 In-Trial Pleas and 2 Hung Jury/Mistrial/Other.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 11 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
Congratulations to Prosecutor Traemon Anderson for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child
Sentence: 40 Years in Prison
(judge Danny Lacayo presiding – 182nd Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1950219) co-counsel Nidia Ventura
Congratulations to Prosecutor Nidia Ventura for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Continuous Sexual Abuse of aChild
Sentence: 40 Years in Prison
(judge Danny Lacayo presiding – 182nd Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1950219) co-counsel Traemon Anderson
Congratulations to Prosecutor Amy Tang for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Failure to Stop and Give Information
Sentence: 180 Days in Jail (credit for 2 days)
(judge Linda Garcia presiding – CCL16 – jury trial – Cause #2587669)
Congratulations to Prosecutor Ellie Fossier for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Indecency with a Child
Sentence: 15 Years in Prison
(visiting judge Lisa Burkhalter presiding – 482nd Criminal District Court – bench trial – Cause #1944053) co-counsel Samantha Barnhart
Congratulations to Prosecutor Samantha Barnhart for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Indecency with a Child
Sentence: 15 Years in Prison
(visiting judge Lisa Burkhalter presiding – 482nd Criminal District Court – bench trial – Cause #1944053) co-counsel Ellie Fossier
Congratulations to the Defense Attorney Jacob Vela for earning a Not Guilty Verdict for your client.
DWI
(judge Andrew Wright presiding – CCL7 – jury trial – Cause Number 2582373) co-counsel Jonathan Vela
Congratulations to the Defense Attorney Jonathan Vela for earning a Not Guilty Verdict for your client.
DWI
(judge Andrew Wright presiding – CCL7 – jury trial – Cause Number 2582373) co-counsel Jacob Vela
Congratulations to Prosecutor Katie Jenson for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Arson of a Habitation
Sentence: 10 Years Probation
(judge Veronica Nelson presiding – 482nd Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1870169) co-counsel Abbie Beam
Congratulations to Prosecutor Abbie Beam for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Arson of a Habitation
Sentence: 10 Years Probation
(judge Veronica Nelson presiding – 482nd Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1870169) co-counsel Katie Jenson
Congratulations to Prosecutor Xavier Stafford for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Manslaughter
Sentence: 8 Years Probation
(judge Kat Thomas presiding – 184th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1869210) co-counsel Abeer Farid
Congratulations to Prosecutor Abeer Farid for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Manslaughter
Sentence: 8 Years Probation
(judge Kat Thomas presiding – 184th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1869210) co-counsel Xavier Stafford
Congratulations to Prosecutor Mikeala Morris for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child
Sentence: Life in Prison without Parole
(judge Kelli Johnson presiding – 178th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1685018) co-counsel Nevin Day
Congratulations to Prosecutor Nevin Day for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child
Sentence: Life in Prison without Parole
(judge Kelli Johnson presiding – 178th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1685018) co-counsel Mikeala Morris
Congratulations to Prosecutor Mike Eber for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Sentence: 10 Years Probation/$10K Fine
(judge Ana Martinez presiding – 179th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1878595) co-counsel Nicholas Saenz
Congratulations to Prosecutor Nicholas Saenz for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Sentence: 10 Years Probation/$10K Fine
(judge Ana Martinez presiding – 179th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1878595) co-counsel Mike Eber
Congratulations to Prosecutor Elizabeth Miller for earning a Guilty Verdict for the State of Texas.
Evading Arrest with a Vehicle
Sentence: 65 Years in Prison
(visiting judge Jim Anderson presiding – 495th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause #1758297)
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Paul Morgan for earning an In-Trial Dismissal for your client.
Fentanyl Murder by Delivery
(judge Tami Pierce presiding – 180th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause Number 1922674) co-counsel Mike Haddad
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Mike Haddad for earning an In-Trial Dismissal for your client.
Fentanyl Murder by Delivery
(judge Tami Pierce presiding – 180th Criminal District Court – jury trial – Cause Number 1922674) co-counsel Paul Morgan
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Brian Ayson for earning an In-Trial Dismissal (after a successful Motion to Suppress Evidence Hearing) for your client.
DWI >.15
(judge Alex Salgado presiding – CCL1 – jury trial – Cause Number 2566004) co-counsel Al Valdez
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Al Valdez for earning an In-Trial Dismissal (after a successful Motion to Suppress Evidence Hearing) for your client.
DWI >.15
(judge Alex Salgado presiding – CCL1 – jury trial – Cause Number 2566004) co-counsel Brian Ayson
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Randy Yates for earning an In-Trial Dismissal for your client (after a successful Motion to Suppress Evidence Hearing.)
DWI
(judge Sedrick Walker presiding – CCL11 – jury trial – Cause Number 2548904) co-counsel Craig Stewart
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Craig Stewart for earning an In-Trial Dismissal for your client (after a successful Motion to Suppress Evidence Hearing.)
DWI
(judge Sedrick Walker presiding – CCL11 – jury trial – Cause Number 2548904) co-counsel Randy Yates
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Cole Leonard for earning an In-Trial Dismissal for your client.
DWI
(judge Erika Ramirez presiding – CCL8 – jury trial – Cause Number 2588305)
Show Me The Justice acknowledges the hard work and dedication from Prosecutors Steve Walsh and Panos Melisaris and Defense Attorneys Hannah Frank, Gema Lopez and Michael Moore in Cause Number 1872052 out of the 496th Criminal District Court which resulted in a Hung Jury for the offense of
MURDER
(judge Dan Simons – jury trial)
Show Me The Justice acknowledges the hard work and dedication from Prosecutors Madison Flores and Joshua Normand and Defense Attorneys Jessica Anderson, Tatum Simpson and Robert Williams in Cause Number 1947057 out of the 497th Criminal District Court which resulted in a Hung Jury for the offense of
VIOLATION OF A PROTECTIVE ORDER
(judge Peyton Peebles – jury trial)
Note: This scoreboard may not be 100% accurate as I could have missed some mistrials that occurred at the early stages of the trial or a quick court trial that lasted a couple of hours….. but it is close to 100%.
Show Me The Justice congratulates Defense Attorney Todd Dupont for earning 7 “Not Guilty” Verdicts since 2017
Todd is tied for NUMBER 38 on the “Rosster” of TRIAL LAWYERS WITH THE MOST WINSSINCE 2017
Leading Defense Attorneys for Winning Felony and Misdemeanor Verdicts since February 2017 – OVER 2,000 PRACTICING DEFENSE ATTORNEYS at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse (stats taken from above spreadsheet)
Note: The following spreadsheets, standings, charts, graphs and compilations may NOT be 100% accurate and should not be relied upon as authoritative information.
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Michael Mercer for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1924250 out of the 497th Criminal District Court for the offense of
ASSAULT Family Member
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Bethany Cavanaugh for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2580496 out of Criminal Court at Law Number 2 for the offense of
THEFT $750 – $2500
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Huy Pham for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1881347 out of the 180th Criminal District Court for the offense of
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT with a Deadly Weapon
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Julio Vela for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1881101 out of the 183rd Criminal District Court for the criminal offense of
CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE of a Child
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Felicia Kerney for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2492275 out of Criminal Court at Law Number 14 for the offense of
DWI 2nd
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Charles Pelowski for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2582158 out of Criminal Court at Law Number 5 for the offense of
DWI
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Michael Pham for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2584459 out of Criminal Court at Law Number 5 for the offense of
ASSAULT Family Member
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Justin Keiter for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1897069 out of the 230th Criminal District Court for the offense of
POSSESSION of a Controlled Substance
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Roger Tavira for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2588110 out of Criminal Court at Law Number 5 for the criminal offense of
ASSAULT
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Ray Hollins for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1908030 out of the 176th Criminal District Court for the offense of
CONTINUOUS SEXUAL ABUSE of a Child
Show Me The Justice recognizes Defense Attorney Mario Madrid for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1900983 out of the 230th Criminal District Court for the offense of
INDECENCY with a Child
PROSECUTOR LEADER BOARD 2026
Leading Prosecutors for Winning Felony and Misdemeanor Verdicts for 2026
Leading Prosecutors for Winning Felony and Misdemeanor Verdicts since February 2017 Note: Prosecutors listed may no longer be working at the District Attorney’s Office
Top 10 Misdemeanor Courts (out of 16 courts) for LOWEST docket totals through April 2026 – source: Harris County Courts Active Cases Report
COURT DOCKET EFFICIENCY – FELONIES
Top 10 Felony Courts (out of 29 courts) for LOWEST docket totals through April 2026 – source: Harris County District Criminal District Courts Dashboard
WHO ARE THE JUDICIAL CANDIDATES FOR THE HARRIS COUNTY MISDEMEANOR AND FELONY JUDGE POSITIONS FOR 2026? Check out the list below!
Information found on the Harris County Democratic and Republican parties websites
Congratulations to County Criminal Court at Law Number 8 judge Erika Ramirez (l-r) and to the 185th Criminal District Court judge Andy Beall for scoring the HIGHEST average “EXCELLENT” ratings in 8 different categories in the annual poll conducted by the Houston Bar Association.
Great tips from the Harris County Court Reporters!
I interviewed 12 experienced court reporters working the Harris County Criminal Courts and got their “inside information” on how jurors, lawyers and witnesses could improve in trial to make it easier for the court reporter to take down ALL the information required of them for a good record. THESE ARE SOME GREAT TIPS! (Interviews took place in 2019)
Katelyn Harrelson has been a court reporter since 2013. She substituted as a court reporter in all the courts until 2015 when she landed a permanent job in County Criminal Court at Law Number 6 with judge Larry Standley. She is now the court reporter in County Criminal Court at Law Number 6 – judge Kelley Andrews presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP – EXPLAIN ACTIONS – Lawyers need to remember that the “RECORD” – unlike jurors – cannot “SEE” – it can only “HEAR”. Act like you are on the radio talking to an audience. The audience cannot see so you must explain in words what “action” is happening. So when you hand over a piece of paper to a witness – say what it is for the record! When a witness points to a part of their face that got hit or to something on a blackboard – say where they got hit or what they pointed to on the blackboard for the record! When a witness is demonstrating something for the jury, your radio audience can’t see it so say – in words – what the witness is doing, action-by-action for the record. Whoever reads your record later was NOT in the courtroom. Painting a clearer picture of what was happening makes it much easier for your reader (most likely appellate court) to understand what was going on in the courtroom. It also helps me when editing the transcript. Thank you in advance!
Linda Hacker has been a court reporter since 1990. She worked freelance until 1994 then from 1994 to 2000 she worked as a substitute for the courts. In 2000 she landed a job as court reporter for the 339th then in 2009 as a court reporter for the 177th. She is currently one of several court reporters who work in the Emergency Trial Dockets.
COURT REPORTER TIP –ONE PERSON AT-A-TIME – I know other court reporters have said this and I would like to reiterate – PLEASE slow down AND do not talk over each other! We CANNOT take down your words when two people are talking at the same time or talking too fast. Thank you in advance!
Rachel Peres has been a court reporter since 2013. She spent 5 years as the court reporter for the 313th juvenile court before becoming the court reporter for County Criminal Court at Law Number 4 – judge Shannon Baldwin presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP –SENSITIVE MICROPHONES – Lawyers need to remember that we have a microphone attached at the bench in order to hear your bench conversations. Please be careful when passing papers or other items to the judge! If those papers or items HITS the microphone the amplified sound hurts our ears. Thank you!
Karen Hendricks Garcia has been a court reporter since 2011. She spent 4 years doing freelance then became the court reporter for County Criminal Court at Law Number 11 for 4 years. Since January 2019 she has been the court reporter for the 228th Criminal District Court – judge Caroline Dozier now presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP – HANDOUTS FOR JURORS – We could educate jurors BEFORE they enter the courtroom on “how to be a good juror during voir dire.” Perhaps give them handouts in the hall while they wait to come into the courtroom. Tips – speak up, say your juror number before speaking, don’t talk at same time as lawyer, etc.
Amanda Fazio has been a court reporter since 2008. She has spent her entire career assigned to the Harris County criminal courts. She has worked in five criminal courts during those 17 years and is currently the court reporter in the 209th District Court – judge Brian Warren presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP – LET THE ANSWER SOAK IN – After a witness answers a question – TAKE A BREATH – and let the answer sink in to the jury! It is difficult to comprehend everything said with running questions and answers. Also, PLEASE give the CITE along with the Case Style when quoting case law to the court, otherwise I have to spend time looking it up.
Ramona Sonnier has been a court reporter since 1999. She worked freelance for 4 years in all types of Harris County courts – including criminal, civil, juvenile, and family. In 2003 she got a permanent position with County Criminal Court at Law Number 5 under judge Margaret Harris and is now in the same court with judge David Fleischer presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP –HANDOUTS FOR WITNESSES – I would like to see the witnesses coached better before taking the stand. Let’s give ALL witnesses – before they testify – a “Witness Stand Tips” pamphlet that explains basic things such as: 1) speak loudly, slowly and clearly, 2) don’t speak until the lawyer has stopped speaking, 3) only answer the question posed to you – don’t elaborate 4) the court reporter can only take down what one person says at a time, so don’t interrupt, 5) Don’t talk when a lawyer makes an objection until the judge tells you, etc.
Tiffani June- Russell has been a court reporter since 1998. She worked freelance for 15 of those 27 years while raising 3 children. She is now the full-time court reporter for County Criminal Court at Law Number 7 – Judge Andrew Wright presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP –READING FROM A DOCUMENT – Attorneys seem to launch into overdrive when asked to read something from a written document. It’s not really the speed that is the problem, it is that people talk so fast that they don’t speak clearly – don’t mumble. Slow down and enunciate those words! Believe me, if I cannot hear or understand you, the jury cannot either. ALSO, If you are going to be reading from a document and the Court and other side has a copy, please provide a copy to the court reporter.
Leah Leal has been a court reporter since 2014. She has worked her entire career in the criminal court system starting with County Criminal Court at Law Number 10 – Judge Dan Spjut – and more recently as the court reporter for County Criminal Court at Law Number 13 – judge Raul Rodriguez presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP –CALL OUT JUROR NUMBERS – During voir dire both the Prosecutors and Defense Attorneys need to make sure to identify each prospective juror by either calling out their NUMBER or having the juror say their NUMBER before speaking.
Krista Hall has been a court reporter since 1995. She worked free-lance for about 12 years then worked the civil courts, CPS and misdemeanor courts. She was with Judge Derbyshire until she landed her spot with Judge Sedrick Walker – County Criminal Court at Law Number 11.
COURT REPORTER TIP – DON’T TRAIL OFF – I would like to see the lawyers speak more confidently with the jurors during voir dire. Sometime lawyers trail off while speaking and I can’t hear what they are saying.
Jennifer Slessinger has been a court reporter since 1975. She worked in the criminal courts for 37 years and the family courts for 7 years. She was the court reporter for County Criminal Court at Law Number 8 – judge Franklin Bynum – before retiring in 2022.
COURT REPORTER TIP – BLUEPRINT OF TRIAL – It would be helpful if the lawyers would give us a blueprint of the trial – meaning a list of all the witnesses with correct spelling of their names and all the exhibits. Also, please do not talk over each other.
Shannon Simmons has been a court reporter since 1997. She was a freelance reporter for twenty-one years, did a year in juvenile court then worked as a court reporter for County Criminal Court at Law Number 10. Now she is with the 496th Criminal District Court, judge Dan Simons presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP – NO MUMBLING – I would like to see lawyers who are speaking to the jury NOT trail off and mumble (as if they were thinking out loud when speaking.) Enunciate every word loudly and clearly to the audience, please!
Carrie Logan has been a court reporter for over 30 years – almost entirely in felony criminal courts. She worked for judge George Godwin in the 174th for eight years and with judge Susan Brown in the 185th for 20 years. She is now the court reporter for the 185th – judge Andy Beall presiding.
COURT REPORTER TIP – NUMBERS – Please make sure numbers are clarified for the record. For example, Check #522 for $5.22 on 5-22 are all opportunities to confuse the reader and the listener. It’s so helpful to reinforce what the number actually is referencing by stating “Check No. 522, dated May 22, for the amount of five dollars and twenty-two cents.” When speaking of currency, it is helpful to clearly state the dollar amount such as “five dollars and twenty-two cents” OR “five hundred twenty-two dollars.” Although it’s common vernacular to state five twenty-two and context can usually clear it up, it makes for clearer listening and reading.
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We had 17 lawyers complete 10 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 7 Guilty Verdicts, 2 Not Guilty Verdicts, 0 In-Trial Dismissals, 0 In-Trial Pleas and 1 Hung Jury/Mistrial/Other.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 22 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 24 lawyers complete 14 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 10 Guilty Verdicts, 3 Not Guilty Verdicts, 0 In-Trial Dismissals, 1 In-Trial Plea and 1 Hung Jury/Mistrial/Other.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 34 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 13 lawyers complete 8 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 5 Guilty Verdicts, 1 Not Guilty Verdict, 0 In-Trial Dismissals, 2 In-Trial Pleas and 1 Hung Jury/Mistrials.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 19 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 25 lawyers complete 15 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 13 Guilty Verdicts, 1 Not Guilty Verdict, 1 In-Trial Dismissal, 1 In-Trial Plea and 1 Hung Jury/Mistrials.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 26 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 19 lawyers complete 11 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 10 Guilty Verdicts, 1 Not Guilty Verdict, 2 In-Trial Dismissals, 1 In-Trial Plea and 0 Hung Jury/Mistrials.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 14 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 17 lawyers complete 8 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 4 Guilty Verdicts, 3 Not Guilty Verdicts, 0 In-Trial Dismissals, 0 In-Trial Pleas and 2 Hung Jury/Mistrials.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 26 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 14 lawyers complete 8 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 0 Guilty Verdicts, 7 Not Guilty Verdicts, 0 In-Trial Dismissals, 1 In-Trial Plea and 0 Hung Jury/Mistrials.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 19 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 27 lawyers complete 16 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 10 Guilty Verdicts, 5 Not Guilty Verdicts, 1 In-Trial Dismissal and 1 Hung Jury.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 18 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 35 lawyers complete 21 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 11 Guilty Verdicts, 2 Not Guilty Verdicts, 3 In-Trial Dismissals, 2 In-Trial Pleas and 3 Hung Juries/Mistrials.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 23 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 9 lawyers complete 6 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 4 Guilty Verdicts, 1 Not Guilty Verdict and 1 In-Trial Plea.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 23 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 34 lawyers complete 18 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 13 Guilty Verdicts, 2 Not Guilty Verdicts, 2 In-Trial Pleas and 1 Hung Jury.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 30 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 38 lawyers complete 21 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 10 Guilty Verdicts, 6 Not Guilty Verdicts, 4 In-Trial Pleas, and 1 In-Trial Dismissal.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 26 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
We had 12 lawyers complete 7 trials this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results – 5 Guilty Verdicts, 1 Not Guilty Verdict, and 1 Hung Jury.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 31 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
