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Without pleading guilty in a plea agreement, defendants also can prevail in San Angelo’s courts with various meth charge defenses. Your meth defense lawyer’s defense against a meth charge can include challenging San Angelo police or Tom Green County Sheriff’s Office Deputies testimony and the sufficiency of evidence. Meth is considered a controlled substance in [..] The post Arrested for Meth Possession in San Angelo? Read This appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.

SAN ANGELO, TX — If a police or highway patrol officer pulls you over for suspected drunk driving, or DWI, in Tom Green County or inside the city of San Angelo, there are many scenarios that may run through your mind, one of the main facts you should keep in mind, however, is that there [..] The post What to do if pulled over for DWI in San Angelo appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.

SAN ANGELO, TX — A jury of 10 women and two men acquitted a man Wednesday. The man was accused of stabbing his roommate in an apartment near Angelo State University and charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. According to the police report, Christopher Wheeler, 31 at the time of the incident in July of [..] The post Stabbing Suspect Acquitted appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.

Two state lawmakers hope their bill – and a constitutional amendment – will speed up the process of releasing jailed defendants who are considered unlikely to skip their court date or become safety risks. The proposed legislation would require judges to use an automated, pretrial “risk-assessment” system to measure those risks before making bail decisions. The goal is to allow [..] The post Proposed bill would speed up the process of bonding out of jail appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.

SAN ANGELO, TX – Robert Lamar Miller, 45, charged with the murder of his late wife Naomi Michelle Miller, appeared in the Tom Green County Court House this morning for a motion for his right to Habeas Corpus. Habeas Corpus is a court order to a person or agency holding someone in custody to deliver [..] The post Man Released On $75K Bond After Courts Forget to File Murder Charges appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.

Last week, governor Abbott signed a bill into law that would allow first time DWI offenders to apply for a  “non-disclosure” which would place restrictions on who can see your criminal record, like employers, if you get an “ignition interlock” on your vehicle. Some say while the law is a positive step, they think more [..] The post DWI law change could give ‘second chance’ to first offenders appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.

Around 2,200 convicted criminals will soon be notified by Travis County prosecutors that forensic evidence in their cases may have been flawed because of faulty testing at APD’s crime lab. KVUE reported that officials will send out the first round of letters to 642 people with addresses that have recently been verified by prosecutors and [..] The post Mistakes in Austin crime lab linked to 2,200 convictions appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.

A 35-year-old man originally charged with murder agreed to a plea deal on a lesser charge. Queandro Quarles Junior was charged in the death of 36-year-old Kenneth Sneed. Sneed died after being knocked down and struck in the head in October of 2015. It happened in front of a Ballinger apartment complex and investigators say [..] The post 35-year-old Man Originally Charged with Murder Agrees to a Plea Deal on a Lesser Charge appeared first on Brian Raymond Law.