Criminal defense.
A considered response.

CRIMINAL DEFENSE

Understand the allegation. Examine the evidence.

A criminal charge reaches beyond the courtroom. It can affect your work, family, and plans for the future. Jon Elliott Robinson provides defense counsel for people facing Texas misdemeanor and felony charges, beginning with a careful review of the facts and the stage of the case.

Criminal matters we handle

• DWI and alcohol-related driving allegations, including related license issues.
• Drug possession, distribution, trafficking, and manufacturing charges.
• Theft, robbery, property crimes, and allegations of financial misconduct.
• Assault, domestic violence, aggravated assault, and other violent-crime allegations.
• Evidence review, witness accounts, procedural issues, negotiation, and preparation for court.

Make decisions with a clearer picture.

A defense strategy should account for the available evidence, the prosecution's position, and your circumstances. Discuss the options, the work each may require, and the questions that still need investigation. When a case calls for trial, preparation begins with the details.

Mention any upcoming court date or bond condition when contacting the firm. Keep a detailed account of the events for a private conversation with counsel.