ShowMeTheJustice – June 17, 2019

      

   

                   

         

 

Congratulations to Prosecutor Alex Cohn for earning Guilty Verdicts for the State of Texas in Cause Numbers 1548025 – 1548026 out of the 209th Criminal District Court for the offenses of Indecency with a Child and Sexual Assault of a Child – Sentence:  7 Years in Prison on each to run Consecutively (presiding judge Brian Warren) co-counsel Jennifer Jordan

          

        

Brett Batchelor

 

Congratulations to Prosecutor Brett Batchelor for earning Guilty Verdicts for the State of Texas in Cause Numbers 1599919 – 1631807 out of the 338th Criminal District Court for the offenses of Aggravated Assault Family Member and Assault Family Member – Sentence:  15 Years in Prison (presiding judge Reagan Clark)                                                       

          

                                            

The following cases are felony – including RIC (links and PC issues) – 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 (exceptions apply) 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

 

    

      

Harold Landrenau

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Harold Landrenau for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2189875 out of County Criminal Court at Law Number 2 for the offense of Assault Family Member

 

  

      

Edward Okwueze

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Edward Okwueze for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2192771 out of County Criminal Court at Law Number 8 for the offense of Violating a Protective Order

 

  

      

Neil Krugh

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Neil Krugh for earning a trial setting dismissal for your client in Cause Number 2221494 out of County Criminal Court at Law Number 2 for the offense of DWI

 

  

      

Brennen Dunn

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Brennen Dunn for earning trial setting dismissals for your client in Cause Numbers 2249789 – 2249790 out of County Criminal Court at Law Number 3 for the offenses of Unlawfully Carrying a Weapon and Evading Arrest

 

  

                          

Brandon Leonard

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Brandon Leonard for earning a trial setting felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1548297 out of the 232nd Criminal District Court for the offense of Assault Family Member

 

 

      

Edward Okwueze

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Edward Okwueze for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1601668 out of the 209th Criminal District Court for the offense of Forgery

 

 

      

Paul Morgan

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Paul Morgan  for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1611042 out of the 176th Criminal District Court for the offense of Possession of a Controlled Substance

 

      

John Hundemer

Congratulations to Defense Attorney John Hundemer for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1612741 out of the 177th Criminal District Court for the offense of Assault Family Member

 

 

       

Naomi Howard

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Naomi Howard for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1577243 out of the 180th Criminal District Court for the offense of Fraudulent Use of IDs

 

  

      

Kevin Stryker

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Kevin Stryker and to your client for earning a felony PTI dismissal in Cause Number 1570588 out of the 182nd Criminal District Court for the offense of Evading Arrest with a Vehicle

 

 

      

Lisa Shapiro

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Lisa Shapiro Strauss for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1575204 out of the 183rd Criminal District Court for the offense of Theft of Service $2500 – $30K

 

 

      

Natalie Ware

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Natalie Ware for earning a trial setting felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1604933 out of the 230th Criminal District Court for the offense of Aggravated Assault Family Member

 

  

      

Hans Nielsen

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Hans Nielsen for earning a trial setting felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1599592 out of the 230th Criminal District Court for the offense of Aggravated Assault Family Member

 

   

      

Drew Willey and Annie Marion

Congratulations to Defense Attorneys Drew Willey and Annie Marion for earning a trial setting felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1607138 out of the 263rd Criminal District Court for the offense of Assault Family Member

 

   

      

Staci Biggar

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Staci Biggar for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1598759 out of the Reintegration Criminal District Court for the offense of Possession of Controlled Substance

 

   

      

Maritza Antu

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Maritza Antu for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1611152 out of the Reintegration Criminal District Court for the offense of Possession of Controlled Substance

 

  

      

Sam Cammack

Congratulations to Defense Attorney Samuel Cammack III for earning a felony dismissal for your client in Cause Number 1607674 out of the 178th Criminal District Court for the offense of Aggravated Assault Family Member

 

  

GROPING RAISED FROM CLASS C TO TO CLASS A MISDEMEANOR

Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill Friday to increase the penalties for groping in Texas, patching what some lawmakers say is a gap in the state’s current laws on sexual assault.

Groping was the lowest-level criminal offense in the state penal code, punishable by a $500 fine at most. Experts on sexual assault laws say Texas — which puts groping an adult under the category of “assault by offensive contact” — was one of six states with such a light penalty. – by Sami Sparber