Getting Answers to Your Urgent Questions
If you've been charged with a crime, or if a friend or family member is currently in jail facing criminal charges, you are probably concerned about what to do next. Being charged with a crime can be a frightening and often overwhelming experience. You may not know whether you need an attorney, what the possible consequences are or how the process will unfold.
I can help you get the answers to all of your legal concerns. I'm Clovis Martin, a Georgetown Texas criminal defense attorney and I represent people charged with crimes in Williamson County, Texas.
I am a local Williamson County Attorney. My office is located 10 minutes from the Williamson County Court House and the jail. I practice primarily in Williamson County and I know the prosecutors and court procedures in Williamson County very well. My experience as a criminal defense attorney includes considerable time working for a former prosecutor at an established criminal defense firm in Williamson County. This enabled me to gain invaluable insight into how prosecutors perceive criminal cases.
I've personally handled hundreds of criminal cases in Williamson County, many of which have resulted in a dismissal or a reduction.
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Providing Personal Attention Throughout the Process
From the moment I am hired, I make it a priority to fully evaluate every aspect of your case. From DWI, DUI, drug possession, theft charges, assault and beyond-you can be assured that I will personally handle every aspect of your criminal defense. I obtain and investigate all existing evidence. This includes the police report, videos and any existing audio recordings. I communicate directly with my clients and I will not deligate any of your representation to another attorney.
Helping You Understand the Law and the Criminal Justice System
The moment someone is charged with a criminal offense, their rights and freedoms are at stake. If their case isn't handled properly, they could be facing costly probation, jail or even prison. There are also possible consequences that many people haven't considered. For example, if you are charged with a DWI or a drug charge, you could lose your driver's license and the privilege to operate a motor vehicle in the State of Texas.
It is extremely important to contact an attorney as soon as possible to protect your rights and to learn what options are available.
If you or a loved one has been charged with a crime in Williamson County, or any of its neighboring counties, don't hesitate to call me at 512-686-0332 or send me an e-mail to set up a free, no-obligation consultation.
The Law Office of Clovis Martin has represented clients charged with:
Assault with Bodily Injury (PC 22.01), Aggravated Assault (PC 22.02) Aggravated Kidnapping (PC 20.04), Burglary of Vehicles (PC 30.04), Consumption of Alcohol by a Minor (ABC 106.04), Credit Card or Debit Card Abuse (PC 32.31), Criminal Mischief (PC 28.03), Criminal Trespass (PC 30.05), Deadly Conduct (PC 22.05), Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol by Minor (ABC 106.041), Driving While Intoxicated (a.k.a. DWI PC 49.04), Driving While Intoxicated with Child Passenger (PC 49.045), Driving While License Invalid (TC 521.457), Duty on Striking Unattended Vehicle (TC 550.024), Duty on Striking Fixture or Highway Lanscaping (TC 550.025), Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity (PC 71.02), Evading Arrest or Detention (PC 38.04), Failure to Identify (PC 38.02), Fictitious or Counterfeit Inspection Certificate OR Insurance Document (TC 548.603), Furnishing Alcohol to a Minor (ABC 106.06), Harassment (PC 42.07), Interference with Emergency Telephone Call (PC 42.062), Possession of Alcohol by a Minor (ABC 106.05 a.k.a. Minor in Possession of Alcohol or MIP), Possession of [Controlled] Substance (CSA 481.115 to 481.118), Possession of a Dangerous Drug (CSA 483.041), Possession or Delivery of Drug Paraphernalia (CSA 481.125), Possession of Marijuana (CSA 481.121), Prostitution (PC 43.02), Public Intoxication (PC 49.02), Racing on Highway (TC 545.420), Reckless Driving (TC 545.401), Resisting Arrest, Search, or Transportation (PC 38.03), Revocation of Community Supervision (a.k.a Probation, CCP 42.12-Sec. 23), Sale [of Alcohol] to Minors (ABC 106.03), Sexual Assault (PC 22.011) Terroristic Threat (PC 22.07), Theft (PC 31.03), Theft by Check (PC 31.03 & 31.06), Theft of Service (PC 31.04), Unlawful Carrying Weapons (PC 46.02), and Unlawful Restraint (PC 20.02).
