The Law Office of Craig M. Greaves

The Law Office of Craig M. Greaves Criminal Defense Attorney
Specializing in DWI/DUI, Drug & Assault Charges in Bryan | College Station The Law Office of Craig M.
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Greaves is proud to have been serving the Bryan/College Station area for over 15 years. Craig Greaves specializes in all criminal matters, including, but not limited to: DWI/DUI, Possession of Ma*****na, Possession of Controlled Substance, Theft, Assault, S*x Crimes, and Expunctions. If you have been charged with a crime, it is imperative that you contact our office as soon as possible to ensure an aggressive defense. Consultations are free and calls are answered 24/7.

09/01/2026

🚨 LIVE UPDATE: The jury in the Lindsay Clancy trial says it is deadlocked, meaning all 12 jurors cannot currently agree on a unanimous verdict. But “deadlocked” does not automatically mean the trial is over. The judge has sent them back to continue deliberating and carefully reexamine the evidence, the law, and one another’s viewpoints.

Why push them to keep trying? A six-week trial with more than 80 witnesses and hundreds of exhibits required an enormous investment from everyone involved. The court wants to be certain the disagreement is truly unbreakable before declaring a mistrial, not because the judge favors a particular outcome, but because our system strongly prefers a verdict when one can be reached without pressuring any juror to abandon an honestly held belief.

If the jury reports another deadlock, the judge may give a stronger Massachusetts instruction encouraging continued discussion. If they ultimately cannot reach unanimity, the result could be a hung jury and mistrial, meaning no conviction or acquittal, and prosecutors could choose to try the case again.

08/30/2026

Some attorneys have their names on buildings. Mine is on a law license that somehow still permits me to do this. Three years of law school. Twenty-five + years of experience. An inflatable sh***er. My parents must be so proud. 🚽

They told me to take my seat as a respected member of the legal community. Apparently, I misunderstood the assignment. Now I’m out here looking like the defendant in an HOA complaint.

If you’re in deep s**t, you might as well call someone with his own flotation device. Greaves Law. Serious about your defense. Unfortunately, also the people who approved this message.

08/29/2026

Your friend who “knows the law” is about to get your entire car searched. Bro watched half a TikTok, learned the phrase “Come back with a warrant,” and has been practicing criminal law from the passenger seat ever since.

But police do not always need a warrant to search a vehicle. If they have probable cause to believe the vehicle contains evidence or contraband, the automobile exception may allow them to search it without getting a warrant first. Refusing consent is not the same as physically preventing a lawful search, and loudly announcing that you “know your rights” does not create new ones.

Be polite. Don’t consent. Don’t interfere. Don’t start explaining what the officer is “definitely smelling.” And most importantly, stop taking legal advice from Bro. His cousin beating one charge in 2009 did not make him co-counsel.

08/27/2026

People always ask what it’s like working at a criminal defense law firm.

Mostly deadlines, phone calls, court, paperwork, and very serious conversations. And then occasionally you look up and your boss is on top of his desk doing whatever the hell this is while his wife films it for the internet. 😂

We take our clients and their cases incredibly seriously. Ourselves? Absolutely not. Turns out you can work hard, care deeply about what you do, and still have a workplace where people laugh and have fun together. ⚖️

Anyway, does anyone know where Latrell’s dance floor is? Because apparently Craig found it. 🕺😂

08/25/2026

Going from dripping sweat 💦 to sweating drip. 😎 Or, as Craig likes to call it, character development.

Give the man 45 minutes, a shower, and a suit and suddenly he’s forgotten we all just saw him looking like a rotisserie chicken fighting for its life. 😂 Amazing what a little soap, air conditioning, and professional tailoring can do.

Same Craig. Same confidence. Wildly different moisture level. 💦⚖️ We’d like to thank the shower for doing most of the heavy lifting here.

08/23/2026

We have been made aware of the allegations. 🤘😂 Apparently, while welcoming the Aggies back to College Station, Craig’s hands accidentally wandered into enemy territory. As a third-generation, diehard Aggie, he would like the record to reflect that no Longhorn support was intended, implied, or authorized.

The explanation is simple: some of y’all are just too young to remember the good old days. Before 🤘 was Hook ’Em, it was ROCK ’N’ ROLL. Metallica. Loud music. Questionable hair. Craig wasn’t throwing horns, he was experiencing a brief episode of Gen X muscle memory. 🤘🎸

So please accept this as our official clarification: Gig ’em 👍, always. Hook ’em 🤘, never. Metallica 🤘, absolutely. We consider this matter thoroughly investigated, the photographic evidence admitted, and the case officially dismissed. 😂⚖️

08/21/2026

The students are back. Northgate is alive again. And after a long, quiet summer, you can bet the cops are well-rested, well-hydrated, and ready to get back to work. 😂🚔

So as you enjoy the last weekend of freedom before classes start Monday, remember the rules: Don’t add to the population. Don’t subtract from the population. Don’t end up in the hospital, the newspaper, or jail. Make good choices, or at least make the kind that don’t require a criminal defense attorney.

And if all of that advice fails and you do end up in jail, establish dominance quickly. 😂 Kidding. Mostly. Have fun, Aggies. Be smart, watch your friends, get home safely, and if the weekend goes sideways, you know who to call. ⚖️👍

08/21/2026

A non-prosecution affidavit is NOT a magic “drop the charges” button. 🚫 A lot of people believe that if the alleged victim signs a document saying they don’t want to prosecute, the case is automatically over. That’s simply not how criminal cases work in Texas.

The alleged victim isn’t the one prosecuting the case, the State of Texas is. A prosecutor can consider the victim’s wishes, but a non-prosecution affidavit does not require the State to dismiss the charges. Prosecutors can decide to move forward based on the evidence available, even when the alleged victim doesn’t want them to.

So if you’re facing criminal charges and someone tells you, “Don’t worry, they signed an affidavit, so the case is going away,” don’t count on it. Every case is different, and dismissal is never guaranteed simply because a non-prosecution affidavit was signed. Talk to a criminal-defense attorney and deal with the case that’s actually pending, not the outcome you’re hoping for.

08/18/2026

Yes, the cops can lie to you. And sometimes, the lie is the interrogation strategy. 👮‍♂️ They can separate two suspects and tell one, “Your buddy already confessed and said it was you,” even when the buddy said no such thing. The goal? Get you scared, get you talking, and hopefully get you to confess.

That tactic has Supreme Court precedent behind it. In Frazier v. Cupp (1969), police falsely told Frazier that his cousin had confessed. The U.S. Supreme Court held that the deception, considered along with the totality of the circumstances, did not make his otherwise voluntary confession inadmissible. In other words: a police officer lying to you about what someone else said does not automatically make your confession involuntary.

But there IS a line. In Texas, Wilson v. State (2010) involved a detective who went beyond simply saying he had evidence. He actually fabricated a forensic lab report falsely claiming Wilson’s fingerprints were found on evidence from the murder scene and showed it to Wilson during the interrogation. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals held that fabricating that documentary evidence violated Texas law and that the confession obtained through it should have been suppressed.

So remember: the interrogation room is not a conversation between friends, and the police are not required to tell you the truth about the evidence they claim to have. Don’t assume that “your friend already told us everything” means your friend actually said a word. Know your rights, and when you’re being questioned about a crime, ask for a lawyer before you start explaining. ⚖️

08/16/2026

Craig’s been practicing criminal defense for 25 years. You don’t survive that long in this business without mastering the essentials: knowing the law, knowing the courtroom, and apparently knowing your way around an inflatable beer pong table. 🍺🏓⚖️

Is beer pong ability actually an indicator of legal competence? Our marketing department says absolutely. Our legal department has declined to comment. Either way, Craig takes preparation seriously, whether he’s headed to trial or lining up the game-winning shot from the shallow end. 😂

Choose your lawyer wisely, folks. Because according to Craig’s completely made-up legal doctrine: if your lawyer ain’t wreckin’ at beer pong, you’re gonna be in the pen suckin’ on some boy’s sc***ng. 🍆🚔 Consider this your Sunday legal education.

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