When a person is accused of a serious Criminal offense in Houston or Texas as a whole, their freedom is on the line, their life goes into an immediate tailspin, and if they’re innocent, they’ll spend their last dime for the best criminal defense Lawyer they can find.
And they should.
Freedom is one of those concepts that most folks take for granted until a judge is sitting at the top on the bench looking down on them preparing to rule. If you’re on the losing end of that ruling, Harris County judges will drop the gavel with no hesitation, and you’ll be on the bus headed to a prison facility operated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to serve whatever time was ordered by the court.
Finding the Best Lawyer For Your Case
In fact, he even lists other lawyers on his website that he might recommend to person’s in need of a sharp lawyer when he himself is too busy to provide legal representation to would-be clients. If you’re interested in visiting his website, a link to it is in the map below. If you need to talk to Mark about a legal matter, call 713-224-1747.
“Houston’s Top Lawyer Got Me 30 Years”
Don’t be the person that makes statements like this. If you’re facing criminal charges then it’s best to meet with an experienced attorney, ask them about whether or not they’ve defended individuals facing charges similar to yours, and how they fared in those campaigns.
Was “Houston’s Top Lawyer” Experienced Enough?
Again, sometimes the best attorney for one section of the law could be a disastrous choice for your type of case. Take for example these DWI lawyers who specialize in drunk driving cases; they shouldn’t be trusted with any case that doesn’t involve drunk driving. After all, they’ve optimized their career for those cases and would probably be lost defending a person accused of a multi-faceted RICO violation that’s being pursued by the federal government.
When your freedom is on the line, conducting due diligence on your counsel could mean the difference between life in the free-world and life in prison. This is especially true in Texas.
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