The "Rosster" of Criminal Courtroom Winners – by Jeff Ross
We had 21 LAWYERS complete 14 TRIALS this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results were 10 GUILTY VERDICTS, 3 NOT GUILTY VERDICTS and 1 IN-TRIAL DISMISSAL..
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 29 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
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We had 11 LAWYERS complete 8 TRIALS this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results were 2 GUILTY VERDICTS, 5 NOT GUILTY VERDICTS, 1 IN-TRIAL DISMISSAL and 1 HUNG JURY..
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 35 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
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We had 23 LAWYERS complete 14 TRIALS this week at the Harris County Criminal Courthouse. The results were 11 GUILTY VERDICTS, 2 NOT GUILTY VERDICTS, 1 IN TRIAL DISMISSAL and 1 IN TRIAL PLEA. 4 TRIALS are currently in progress.
Congratulations to the trial winners and to the 36 Lawyers below who won their case with a dismissal of charges!
Continue reading “The “Rosster” of Criminal Courtroom Winners – Week Ending March 22, 2024″
FEATURED COURTROOM WINNERS: Defense Attorney Alex Udorah, Defense Attorney Crystal Beverly, Defense Attorney DeJean Clegett, Defense Attorney Fabio Amador, Prosecutor Hunter Brown (Verdict), Defense Attorney James Kennedy, Defense Attorney John Kovach, Defense Attorney Marcos Adrogue, Defense Attorney Markay Stroud, Defense Attorney Michael Mercer, Prosecutor Michael Simons (Verdict), Defense Attorney Murray Newman, Defense Attorney Paula Goodhart, Defense Attorney Sara Davis, Defense Attorney Tyler Flood, Prosecutor Veronica Alvarado (Verdict)
STILL PLAYING IN FRONT OF THE COURTHOUSE
“The Trumpet Man”
One year has gone by and he is still playing his music every morning at the civil courthouse. 78-year-old Mr. Phillip Flakes (stage name Gabriel – “blow your horn”) has taken Ricky’s place as a person who wants to “uplift humanity through song”. Phillip plays his cornet (a shorter version of a trumpet) at the civil courthouse from 8:30am – 10:30am Monday – Friday. Mr. Flakes is a TSU graduate in government and for the last 14 years he has worked as a drug dependency counselor for Harris County. He has decided at this stage of his life to put smiles on the faces of those who come to the criminal courthouse. His motto is “live our lives by purpose, rather than by default.”
