 Criminal Defense Attorney: Former Harris County Prosecutor Alexander Defreitas, designated by Houstonia Magazine as one of the Top Lawyers 2013; rated Superb and Client's Choice by Avvo.com; "Top Lawyers 100 Trial Lawyers - Texas Criminal Defense" - The National Trial Lawyers; and "10 Best" Texas Client Satisfaction Award - American Institute of DUI/DWI Attorneys; brings over ten years experience to the table when representing his clients. Experienced and passionate about his profession, contact Mr. Defreitas as soon as possible for a consultation on your criminal matter. Deadlines may be quickly approaching on your case and just because you have been charged does not mean that you are guilty. DUI/DWI Defense: It is especially important that you contact an attorney as soon as possible after you have been charged with a DUI/DWI in the State of Texas. There may be a 15 day deadline in effect regarding your ability to challenge the suspension of your drivers license. If your case qualifies for a Pre-trial Diversion you may have only sixty days to make the decision to plea to it and will need an attorney to take such a plea bargain. The HGN or eye test that was given to you, does not establish that you were intoxicated. The breath test result, if you took one, may not be accurate. The State of Texas utilizes the Intoxilyzer 5000, which uses infra-red technology not to measure your blood, but instead the presence of particles in your breath. However, certain other particles, such as acetone, can possibly can throw off this result. If you were instead administered the portable breath test at the scene, that result is most likely inadmissible. The blood test, may have required a warrant pursuant to the United States Supreme Court decision in Missouri vs. McNeely. Without said warrant the blood test may be inadmissible. There are numerous other issues and potential defenses that could be in play as well. Contact Mr. Defreitas, so he can assist you in obtaining resolution of this matter. Recent Criminal Defense Case Results: 1) State of Texas vs. T.R. Second Degree Felony Burglary of a Habitation Dismissed; 2) State of Texas vs. A.S. Third Degree Felony Felon in Possession of a Firearm Dismissed; 3) Texas DPS vs. VP- Drivers License Suspension Hearing Dismissed; 4) State of Texas VS Z.B. Minor in Consumption Dismissed; 5) State of Texas VS M.F. Motion to Adjudicate Third Degree felony Assault Family Member Impeding Breathing Probation reinstated; 6) Texas DPS VS Z.B. Drivers License Suspension Hearing Dismissed; 7) Texas DPS VS J.M. Security License Suspension Hearing Dismissed; or 8) State of Texas VS J.M. DWI 2.5 Pretrial Intervention Further, please see www.houstonlawyerinfo.com
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