Penalties for Felony offenses in Texas
In Texas, the penalties for a felony conviction depend on the type of felony committed.
A felony conviction can result in serious penalties, including:
- Fines
- Probation
- Community service
- Jail time
- Loss of gun rights
- Loss of professional licenses
Additionally, if you are convicted of a felony, you may be required to pay restitution to those you have harmed. You may also be required to register as a sex offender if you are convicted of a sexual offense.
Building a Defense Against Felony Charges
A skilled felony defense attorney in Georgetown can help you challenge a charge and pursue the best possible outcome in your case.
There are several defenses that can help you fight a felony charge and avoid conviction, including:
- Insanity
- Self-defense
- False accusations
- Lack of evidence
- Lack of intent
- Mistaken identity
- Insanity
- Defense of a third party or property
Contact a Georgetown felony defense attorney at (512) 961-4555 today for your consultation.
A Proven History Of Success
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Case Dismissed Felony Drug Possession
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No Charges Filed Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
We represented a woman under investigation for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and assault family violence. By demonstrating she was actually the victim and providing key evidence to authorities, we prevented any charges from being filed against her.
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Case dismissed Assault Family Violence
We represented a young man charged with assault family violence. By acting swiftly and conducting our own investigation, we achieved a dismissal of his case in under six months.
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No felony charge; Zero jail time DWI
We represented a client facing potential felony DWI charges due to prior convictions, along with a criminal mischief charge and a probation revocation. We helped him avoid felony charges and a criminal mischief conviction, and he served no jail time.
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Case dismissed Leaving the Scene of an Accident
We represented a person charged with leaving the scene of an accident. After reviewing the evidence, working with the client, and meeting with the prosecutor we were able to secure a dismissal.