Aug 18, 2017 | News, Press
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Jun 14, 2017 | Drug Possession, Marijuana
In Tarrant County Criminal District Court #2 in Fort Worth, Texas, we’re proud to walk away from another hash oil case with a dismissal. Following a year of fighting about the accreditation of the lab the state used, they finally conceded they could not prove...
Jan 20, 2017 | Criminal Charges, Not Guilty, Theft
Daniel Mehler and Megan Roper combined for a not guilty in the 144th District Court on a felony theft case. After a vigorous cross examination, several jurors told us the state simply did not produce enough credible evidence for a conviction. Another great win!
Jan 11, 2017 | Criminal Charges, Not Guilty
Another big win, this time out of Adams County, Colorado. Daniel Mehler, working with local counsel Said Sharbini, secured a not guilty in Division 7 of Adams County Court. After objecting to a variety of the State’s evidence and witnesses, Mr. Mehler moved for...
Jan 11, 2017 | Criminal Charges, Drug Possession, Marijuana, Not Guilty
A big win in Bexar County Court at Law 14 with The Honorable Paul Canales presiding. Working with co-counsel Robert Gebbia, Daniel Mehler was able to secure the first medical marijuana jury charge ever given in the State of Texas. What this means is that a judge...
Sep 29, 2016 | Criminal Charges, Drug Possession, Marijuana, Not Guilty
Yesterday, we picked a jury in Bexar County Court #1 in San Antonio, Texas. Our client was in court on a possession of marijuana case. He was adamant from the start that he was not guilty. He had no interest in taking any of the plea offers that the state made him. ...
Jun 20, 2016 | Criminal Mischief, Criminal Charges
Another win to start the week! Case dismissed and client free to go on his way.
Jun 20, 2016 | Criminal Charges, Theft
Today in San Antonio, the State of Texas dismissed the theft charges against our client.
Jun 20, 2016 | Harassment
Our client is off the hook for harassment in Bexar County. Confronted with the defense’s evidence, the state chose to dismiss. We’re thrilled to chalk up another win for our clients.
