If you’re being charged with a crime, there are three ways your case can end: dismissal, trial, or a plea. If you accept a plea, your case will not be dismissed. This sounds simple, but it’s something most people don’t think of when they’re deciding whether or not to accept a plea. Most cases that get dismissed are dismissed later in the case. Once the state is preparing for trial on a case, there are certain problems that may come up that were not clear just from reading the police report. Obviously, not every case is going to get dismissed. If you want your case dismissed (everyone does) to think about the reason you want your case dismissed and how badly you want it dismissed. Are you willing to take your case to trial if the state doesn’t dismiss your case?
If you have any questions about this video, or if you’re being charged with a crime in San Antonio, feel free to call me at 210-942-4997 or click the link below to schedule a free consultation:
We also have a free download for you: 4 Things You Should Do Right Now If You’ve Been Arrested:
Also, check out our new podcast below to find out what to do when you’re arrested.
.
.
.
#SanAntonioLawyer
#TXLawyer
#familyviolence
#Assault
#possession
#BexarCountyLawyer
#CriminalDefenseLawyerSanAntonio
#CriminalDefenseLawyerTX
#CriminalDefenseLawyerBexar
#SeanHenricksenLawFirm
#SanAntonioLawyerFreeConsultation
#Lawyer
#CriminalDefenseLegalAdvice
#criminaldefenseattorney
#marijuana
ADVERTISEMENT
Sean Henricksen Law Firm
3011 Nacogdoches, Bldg 1
San Antonio, Texas 78217
