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12/28/2024

Criminal offenses are punishable by jail or prison time and monetary fines, but they also have heavy “collateral consequences.” That is, criminal charges can affect other areas of a person’s life beyond what is written in the penal code. Most often people think of their criminal record, which will show past convictions or even unsubstantiated accusations when applying to a job or looking for a place to rent. ...

Criminal charges can separate families. Dallas criminal defense lawyer Walker Fults has the experience to fight to keep the family together.

11/11/2024

When Scotty’s family hired Dallas defense attorney Walker Fults, a good outcome seemed improbable. Scotty was in jail on charges of Compelling Prostitution Under 18, a first degree felony punishable by 5-99 years or 5-life, even for a first time offense. However, this was not Scott’s first offense. In addition to his new case, Scotty was on parole for murder, a charge for which he had caught a lengthy sentence decades previous. ...

Dallas Criminal Defense Attorney Walker Fults shares a real case story how he got a first degree felony case Dismissed.

06/19/2024

What’s better than getting a felony case dismissed: getting a no bill of indictment before it is even filed. Getting a no bill of indictment means that the grand jury rejects a case for prosecution, which nips the case in the bud before it can even be filed. It cannot be re-filed or come back after being no-billed. However, getting a no bill of indictment requires showing the grand jury that there is not a legitimate case to prosecute, a much lower burden of proof than showing that the State cannot prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt. ...

Walker Fults has obtained a no bill of indictment on three recent felony cases and shares how to best secure this winning result.

10/17/2023

How to Defend a Theft Charge Theft crimes in Texas can range from a low level shoplifting charge, a class C misdemeanor punishable by fine only, all the way to a first degree felony punishable by life in prison. It all depends on the amount in question, how strong the evidence is, and often times how much restitution can be paid....

Theft carries significant penalties, but it can be an easy charge to fight if you know how. Call Dallas Theft attorney Walker Fults for help.

07/10/2023

House Bill 393 is set to change the legal landscape for DWI cases involving death of parents of a minor. Driving While Intoxicated cases, or DWI cases, occupy a special place in the criminal justice system. Misdemeanor prosecutors have long gained trial experience mainly through taking DWI cases to trial. Because of lobbying by groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving, dismissals on DWI cases were almost never available. ...

Drunk Drivers Required to Pay Child Support if Both Parents Die in Collision Under New Texas Law House Bill 393

06/13/2023

Most people who are arrested for drug possession are arrested by local law enforcement. However, they may end up charged with federal criminal charges, even if they have never left the state, because drug possession can be both a state and federal crime. Federal drug charges often involve serious mandatory minimum sentences, even when they involve a relatively small amount of a controlled substance....

Federal drug charges carry big penalties and should be treated with special care. Contact federal drug charges defense attorney Walker Fults.

05/08/2023

Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon is one of the most common felony cases brought in Texas and Dallas area criminal courts. The typical fact pattern involves a Defendant, often drunk or in a fight with another person, using a gun or knife to threaten another person. What are the elements of Aggravated Assault?...

Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon is a Second Degree Felony Punishable by 20 years in prison. Call Walker Fults today.

03/10/2023

The Texas offense of Smuggling of Persons makes illegal using a vehicle to transport people with the intent to conceal or flee from law enforcement. At the base level, the offense is a State Jail Felony. However, if the transport was in exchange for money, as if usually the case, it becomes a Third Degree Felony, punishable by 2-10 years in prison. ...

Smuggling of Persons is a Texas Third Degree Felony when concealing another in transport for money. Law Office of Walker Fults can help.