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Congratulations to Defense Attorney Asha Reddi for earning felony dismissals for your client in Cause Numbers 1614193 – 1614194 out of the 179th Criminal District Court for the offenses of Forgery and Possession of Controlled Substance
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Congratulations to Defense Attorney Gary Miller for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1615996 out of the 182nd Criminal District Court for the offense of Theft from Person
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[su_pullquote]PRESSURE ON TEXAS TO CHANGE MARIJUANA LAWS[/su_pullquote]
“First, Canada opened sales of legalized pot for recreational use, and then Mexico’s high court delivered a definitive ruling that citizens have the right to possess the weed for their personal use. That leaves Texas virtually surrounded by states that allow marijuana for medical use — but not for recreational purposes — as well as being sandwiched between two neighboring countries that have liberalized their stance on personal usage of the drug.” Click on the star to get the story – By Olivia P. Tallet
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Congratulations to Defense Attorney Allen Isbell for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1613171 out of the 183rd Criminal District Court for the offense of Assault Family Member
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Congratulations to Defense Attorney Shreya Gulamali for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1604862 out of the 230th Criminal District Court for the offense of Continuous Violence Against Family
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[su_pullquote]FAMILY SUES HARRIS COUNTY OVER JAIL DEATH[/su_pullquote]
“The family of a man who killed himself during untreated drug withdrawal in the Harris County jail last year has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the local lock-up of inadequate staffing, insufficient suicide prevention procedures and sub-par medical care.” Click on the star to get the story – By Keri Blakinger and St. John Barned-Smith
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[su_heading size=”23″ margin=”100″]NEW JUDGES – FIRST DAY IN COURT![/su_heading]
[su_quote]Congratulations and best of luck to all the NEW misdemeanor and felony court judges at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse! We citizens KNOW you will all make us proud and dispense justice FAIRLY![/su_quote]
I was able to catch up with some of the new judges this morning. Here they are on their first day as judges:
Judge Alex Salgado – County Criminal Court at Law Number 1
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Judge Tonya Jones – County Criminal Court at Law Number 15
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Judge Sedrick Walker – County Criminal Court at Law Number 11
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Judge Toria Finch – County Criminal Court at Law Number 9
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Judge David Singer – County Criminal Court at Law Number 14
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Judge Erica Hughes – County Criminal Court at Law Number 3
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Judge Chris Morton – 230th Criminal District Court
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Judge Frank Aguilar – 228th Criminal District Court
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Judge DaSean Jones – 180th Criminal District Court
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Judge Abigail Anastasio – 184th Criminal District Court
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Judge Josh Hill – 232nd Criminal District Court
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Judge Franklin Bynum – County Criminal Court at Law Number 8
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Judge Lee Wilson – County Criminal Court at Law Number 10
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Judge David Fleischer – County Criminal Court at Law Number 5
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Judge Shannon Baldwin – County Criminal Court at Law Number 4
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Judge Ronnisha Bowman – County Criminal Court at Law Number 2
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Deputy Misdemeanor Chief Chandler Raine looking very dapper today on his meet-and-greet with the new county court judges.
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Get ready for mayhem starting Monday, January 7, 2019 when FELONY dockets get real again. Almost ALL of the felony courts will be in DIFFERENT LOCATIONS on different floors of the Civil Courthouse. The County Courts remain the same. Let your clients KNOW! See my attached document on top page for updated locations. Download and print it for your convenience.
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