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10/08/2026

🚨 PARENTS OF TEENAGERS — READ AND SHARE!

⚖️ In Texas, once you turn 17 years old, you are considered an adult in the criminal justice system.

🚔 That means if you’re arrested and charged with a crime, your case will generally be handled in ADULT criminal court, not juvenile court.

🔒 If you’re sentenced to incarceration, you could end up in an adult correctional facility instead of juvenile detention.

⚠️ At 17, one bad decision can carry adult consequences.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parents, have this conversation with your teenagers!

📲 SHARE THIS WITH EVERY 16- AND 17-YEAR-OLD YOU KNOW! They need to understand what’s at stake.

⚖️ Cabañas Law Firm | Criminal Defense
📍122 Lewis St., San Antonio, Texas

09/23/2026

📱 YOUR PHONE MAY KNOW MORE ABOUT YOU THAN YOU THINK.

You don’t have to send a text, make a call, or post on social media for your phone to leave behind digital evidence.

In a criminal investigation, your cell phone may reveal:

📍 Location data: Where your phone traveled, when it arrived, and how long it remained in an area.

🔋 Battery activity: Battery levels and charging records may help investigators reconstruct a timeline.

📲 App activity: Which apps you opened and when you used them.

📶 Cell tower connections: Records that may help place your phone within a particular geographic area.

💬 Deleted messages: Depending on the device and available records, investigators may recover communications you thought were gone.

Even when you aren’t actively using your phone, it may continue generating or storing data.

But here’s what matters: Your phone’s location does not automatically prove YOUR location, and digital evidence does not automatically prove guilt.

At Cabañas Law Firm, we understand that the prosecution’s interpretation of digital evidence does not always tell the whole story.

Your phone may tell a story. Make sure your defense tells yours.

⚖️ Cabañas Law Firm | Criminal Defense

09/15/2026

Winning team at last night’s Boerne Little League game: Alfonso Cabañas | Texas Attorney! 🏆

09/10/2026

Federal prosecutors wanted former senior USCIS official Lukman Owolabi Ganiyu detained pending trial.

Criminal Defense Attorney Alfonso Cabañas fought for his release and won. 🔥

Speaking to Newsweek, Alfonso made the defense position clear: Ganiyu “denies any criminal conduct” and disputes the government’s characterization of the financial transactions and immigration applications cited in the complaint.”

Alfonso also said Ganiyu will comply with all court-imposed conditions and that the defense plans to “contest the allegations through the judicial process, where prosecutors must prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt.”

The government has made its allegations. Now it has to prove them. For now, Alfonso won the first fight: his client will defend himself from home, not from behind bars.

Read the full Newsweek article at the link in bio.

09/04/2026

The jailhouse group chat has been ACTIVE this week. And we get it. 🔥

Alfonso Cabañas recently defended Daniel Gonzalez in a MURDER trial, and the jury found Gonzalez NOT GUILTY. The alleged murder weapon was found in Daniel’s possession, and that’s the kind of fact that can make a case look impossible. It wasn’t impossible for Alfonso Cabañas.

The jury heard the evidence. The State had the burden. Alfonso fought the case.

NOT GUILTY. 🔥

Having a bad fact in your case doesn’t make you guilty and beyond a reasonable doubt still means something.⚖️

When you’re facing Capital Murder, Murder, or a serious felony in San Antonio or Bexar County, you want a criminal defense attorney who isn’t afraid of the facts, the courtroom, or the fight. 🔥

Alfonso Cabañas | Cabañas Law Firm
San Antonio Criminal Defense | Capital Murder Defense | Bexar County

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09/02/2026

ARE FLOCK CAMERAS LEGAL — OR HAVE WE GONE TOO FAR?

You drive to work.
You pick up your kids.
You go to the gym.
You stop for dinner.

Along the way, automated license plate readers known as Flock cameras may be capturing your vehicle’s license plate, location, and the time you passed by.

And you don’t have to be accused of a crime for your vehicle to be scanned.

In Bexar County, the Sheriff’s Office currently reports 33 license plate reader cameras and more than 750,000 unique vehicle detections in the last 30 days.

Think about that.

Technology that can help police locate stolen vehicles and investigate crimes can also create records of where vehicles have been and when.

There are even online Flock camera locators and crowdsourced maps where people are identifying reported camera locations around San Antonio and across Texas.

So here’s the bigger question:

Should law enforcement be able to use this technology to track a vehicle’s movements without a warrant?

And at what point does public safety become a Fourth Amendment privacy issue?

As a San Antonio criminal defense attorney, these are exactly the kinds of questions that matter when technology becomes evidence in a criminal case.

I want to hear what you think:

Do you believe Flock cameras and automated license plate readers should be legal?

YES or NO — tell me why in the comments.

Follow Alfonso Cabañas and Cabañas Law Firm for more on your constitutional rights, police surveillance, search and seizure, and criminal defense in San Antonio and Bexar County.

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08/28/2026

NOT GUILTY. Daniel Gonzalez is not guilty. ⚖️

After a hard-fought trial and nearly nine hours of jury deliberations, our client was found NOT GUILTY of killing Donnell “Donnie” Sterling.

The jury initially reported that it was deadlocked. They were sequestered overnight, returned the next morning, continued deliberating—and ultimately reached a verdict.

From the beginning, Criminal Defense Attorney Alfonso Cabañas maintained that his client did not commit this shooting. The State’s case relied heavily on a key witness whose story was challenged repeatedly at trial.

As Alfonso told the jury:

“That is not proof beyond a reasonable doubt.”

A life was tragically lost, and we do not lose sight of that. But our justice system requires the State to prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt.

The jury heard the evidence. The jury did its job.
NOT GUILTY.

⚖️ Cabañas Law Firm
📍122 Lewis St.
📍San Antonio, TX
Built for the courtroom.

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08/23/2026

Everyone agrees on what happened.

The question is whether Lindsay Clancy was criminally responsible when it happened.

Her defense says she was suffering from postpartum psychosis and severe mental illness, and at the time, she was unable to understand that what she was doing was wrong.

Prosecutors say otherwise. They argue her actions were deliberate and planned.

Three children lost their lives. That tragedy is undeniable.

But a courtroom cannot decide a case on emotion alone.

The jury has to answer a much harder legal question:

Was Lindsay Clancy legally responsible for her actions?

That’s the case.

What do you think?

08/11/2026

Reputation isn’t claimed. It’s earned in the courtroom.

At Cabanas Law Firm, Alfonso Cabanas is one of the best criminal defense lawyers in San Antonio Texas. Contact us today!

05/08/2026

🚨 FALSE ACCUSATIONS. TWO FELONY CHARGES. TWO NOT GUILTY VERDICTS. 🚨

The State accused our client of Sexual Assault and Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon — allegations carrying up to 40 YEARS in prison. ⛓️

The client trusted Attorney Alfonso Cabañas and took the case to trial. ⚖️

During an intense cross-examination, law enforcement admitted they failed to thoroughly investigate the case and failed to collect corroborating evidence. 📂❌

Then, during cross-examination of the State’s forensic scientist, Alfonso exposed the truth:
🧬 NO DNA evidence anywhere on the complainant’s body tying our client to the allegations.

After just 2 hours of deliberation, the jury returned:
✅ NOT GUILTY — Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
✅ NOT GUILTY — Sexual Assault

When everything is on the line, courtroom experience matters. 🏛️