(The following cases are felony – including RIC – and all trial setting dismissals derived from the Harris County District Clerk’s website – dockets tab. I examine each dismissal form before posting, post only those defendants who are free of charges and for which I have an attorney photo. These and non-photo cases are entered into the Defense Attorney spreadsheet published on Saturdays. Felony and misdemeanor dismissals are published in the spreadsheets below)
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Kenneth McCoy for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1606407 out of the 174th Criminal District Court for the offense of Possession with Intent to Deliver Drugs
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Trina Perkins for earning a trial setting felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1576129 out of the 174th Criminal District Court for the offense of Aggravated Assault Family Member
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Lucio Montes for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1575946 out of the 180th Criminal District Court for the offense of Assault Family Member
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Joseph Gagliardi (and your client) for earning a felony PTI dismissal in Cause Number 1504062 out of the 183rd Criminal District Court for the offense of Forgery
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Rahan Atia for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1559864 out of the 230th Criminal District Court for the offense of Assault Family Member
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Casey Kiernan for earning felony dismissals for your client in Cause Numbers 1507596 – 1507597 out of the 339th Criminal District Court for the offense of Sexual Assault
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Natalie Ware for earning a trial setting felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1587851 out of the 339th Criminal District Court for the offense of Possession with Intent to Deliver Drugs
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Cheryl Irvin for earning a trial setting felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1593783 out of the 262nd Criminal District Court for the offense of Aggravated Assault
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Brian Benken for earning felony dismissals for your client in Cause Numbers 1612020 – 1612021 out of the 208th Criminal District Court for the offenses of Possession of Controlled Substance and Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Andrew McGee for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1577622 out of the 228th Criminal District Court for the offense of Possession with Intent to Deliver Drugs
Congratulations to Defense Attorney Janet Kleban for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1587080 out of the 230th Criminal District Court for the offense of Robbery
“A U.S. Supreme Court ruling on excessive fees threatens a practice that has netted Texas law enforcement agencies nearly half a billion dollars in property seizures over a decade.
The justices unanimously agreed Feb. 20 that a constitutional ban on excessive fines, which could include some forfeitures of property believed to be used in criminal activity, applies to all levels of government. Experts said the ruling opens the door for other courts to determine whether fees or seizures are excessive in comparison to the crime.” Click on the star to see the story – by Samantha Ketterer
