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Not Guilty in El Paso County

In El Paso County, Texas Wes Navidomskis and Justin Fischer stood up for a client who had carried the weight of serious charges for five years. The State pushed for a 30-year sentence, but our team of criminal defense attorneys showed the jury the full story. Several counts were dismissed, and the jury returned a clear Not Guilty on every charge that remained.

This result came from steady work, careful review of the evidence, and a commitment to defending the rights of the accused. At Dunham & Jones, we take on the hard cases because every client deserves a defense that will hold firm from the first hearing to the final word in front of a jury.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our criminal lawyers are ready to help you protect your future.

Indecent Assault Not Guilty in Tarrant County

In Tarrant County, Kathy Ehman-Clardy and Jahmecia Beasley stood before a jury on an Indecent Assault charge that carried serious consequences. The case involved difficult testimony and a record the State hoped would sway the panel. Our team approached each witness with careful, steady questioning that exposed the weaknesses in the accusation. When the evidence was laid out in full, the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

This result reflects the level of preparation and focus we bring to every defense. At Dunham & Jones, we work to protect the rights of our clients and make sure their voice is heard in the courtroom.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our attorneys are ready to guide you through the process and fight for your future.

Not Guilty in Tarrant County

Assault Family Violence Not Guilty in Brazos County

In Brazos County, Emily Lawrence stood before a jury on a charge of Assault Family Violence. From the start, the case carried problems the State chose not to confront. Officers dismissed our client’s account and overlooked clear signs that pointed to defensive injuries. Emily brought those facts into focus and worked methodically to show the jury where the State’s version fell apart. After hearing the evidence, the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

This result shows the value of a defense that digs into the details and brings the truth forward. At Dunham & Jones, we stand with our clients when the stakes are high and their future depends on a fair review of the evidence.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our attorneys are ready to guide you through the process and fight for your rights at every step.

Not Guilty in Brazos County

Sexual Assault of a Minor Not Guilty in Harris County

In Harris County, Willis Ray, Danielle Saenz, Jeremy Sims, and Vanessa Botella stood before a jury on a charge of Sexual Assault of a Minor. The case turned on claims that were not supported by any physical evidence. Our criminal defense team worked through each part of the record, questioned every assumption, and pressed the State’s witnesses on the gaps in their statements. As the trial unfolded, the weaknesses in the accusation became clear. After hearing the full story, the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

This outcome highlights the value of steady work, careful review, and a courtroom strategy built on the facts rather than fear. At Dunham & Jones, we bring that approach to every case because a person’s freedom deserves nothing less.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our criminal defense attorneys are ready to stand with you, prepare your defense, and fight for the truth in front of a jury.

Not Guilty in Harris County

Hit and Run Not Guilty in Denton County

In Denton County, Jonathan Churchill and Benjamin Griffin defended a client accused of a hit and run. The case involved conflicting officer accounts and a strong push from the State for heavy probation. Our criminal defense team worked through each part of the record, challenged the weak points in the testimony, and made sure the jury saw the evidence as it truly stood. After a short hour of deliberation, the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

This result shows the power of a defense built on careful preparation and clear presentation of the facts. At Dunham & Jones, we stand with our clients when their future is on the line and give them a voice in a system that can move too quickly to judge.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our criminal defense attorneys are ready to guide you through the process and fight for a fair outcome.

Not Guilty in Denton County

Assault Family Violence Not Guilty in Midland County

In Midland County, Yancarlo Villa defended a client facing a serious Family Violence accusation. Working alongside Lacey Holloman as second chair, he presented the evidence with clarity and challenged the parts of the State’s account that failed to match the facts. After hearing the full case, the jury deliberated for less than an hour before returning a Not Guilty verdict.

This outcome reflects the value of steady preparation and a defense that brings the truth to the forefront. At Dunham & Jones, we stand with our clients when their future is at risk and ensure their story is heard in the courtroom.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our attorneys are ready to guide you through the process and fight for a fair and just result.

Not Guilty in Midland County

DWI Not Guilty in Aransas County

In Aransas County, Casey Kellum and Tim Rusk defended a client accused of DWI in a case marked by uneven testimony and hostile witnesses. Through steady questioning and a focused review of the record, they revealed the gaps in the State’s account and brought the jury’s attention back to the evidence itself. By the end of the day, the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

This result reflects the importance of preparation, clear strategy, and a defense that stands firm even when the courtroom atmosphere turns difficult. At Dunham & Jones, we work to ensure every client is heard and every case is presented with care and precision.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our attorneys are ready to guide you, protect your rights, and fight for a fair outcome.

Not Guilty in Aransas County

DWI Not Guilty in Tarrant County

In Tarrant County, Mary VanRavenswaay and Fred Howey defended a client charged with DWI in a case built around field sobriety tests that raised more questions than answers. Through steady questioning and a careful review of each step taken by the officers, they showed the jury where the State’s account failed to match what was actually recorded. Once the evidence was laid out, the jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

This result highlights the value of a defense that pays close attention to detail and does not accept assumptions as fact. At Dunham & Jones, we work to make sure every client receives a fair assessment of the evidence and a strong voice in the courtroom.

If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, our attorneys are ready to guide you through the process and fight for a just outcome.

Not Guilty Tarrant County

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