LaHood Norton Law Group PLLC

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As Criminal Defense Lawyers based right here in San Antonio, Texas, our goals are to fearlessly defend the accused and protect their innocence. LaHood Norton offers the knowledge clients need to make the best decisions in challenging times. Your rights will always be vigorously defended. We offer representation for all criminal allegations, including but not limited to, DWI, Aggravated Assault, Wh

ite Collar Crimes, Weapons Charges, Probation Violations, Drug Possession & Distribution, and other offenses.

06/16/2026

The Rusty Duncan Advanced Criminal Law Course is one of the most respected criminal law conferences in the nation. Each year, some of the brightest legal minds, trial lawyers, judges, and advocates gather to discuss the law, sharpen their skills, and strengthen the pursuit of justice.

That’s why it is such an honor for Nico LaHood and Jason Goss to be invited to teach at the 39th Annual Rusty Duncan Advanced Criminal Law Course.

On Saturday, June 20, they will be presenting “Winning the Challenging Case” and sharing real-world trial strategies, lessons learned in the courtroom, and practical insights gained from handling some of Texas’ most difficult and high-profile cases.

The law is constantly evolving, but the responsibility remains the same: protect constitutional rights, seek truth, and never stop fighting for your client.

If you’re attending Rusty Duncan, stop by and say hello after our presentation. We’d love to meet you.

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06/13/2026

Do You Know These Texas Police Stop Rules?

A traffic stop can be stressful for anyone. Whether you know why you were pulled over or have no idea, knowing your rights can make all the difference.

Attorney Jason Goss explains an important rule every Texas driver should know: You are required to provide your driver’s license and identify yourself during a lawful traffic stop, but you are not required to answer questions about where you’re going, where you’re coming from, or whether you’ve been drinking.

The less you say, the less can be misunderstood.

If you’re ever under investigation or facing criminal charges, exercise your right to remain silent and speak with an attorney before making any statements.

Have you ever been pulled over and felt pressured to answer questions? Share your experience in the comments below.

📍 Serving San Antonio, Bexar County, New Braunfels, Boerne, Schertz, Cibolo, Seguin, and communities across South Texas.

📞 Call LaHood Norton Goss Law Group: 210-797-7700

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06/13/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined our live discussion breaking down the questions surrounding the Karmelo Anthony case, the verdict, and the legal process that led to the outcome.

In today’s world, headlines move fast, opinions move faster, and misinformation can spread in seconds. That’s why we believe it’s important to separate facts from rumors and help people understand how our justice system actually works.

Tonight we discussed:
✔️ What the jury was tasked with deciding
✔️ Why evidence matters more than public opinion
✔️ How jury selection can impact a trial
✔️ Common misconceptions circulating online
✔️ The difference between legal analysis and social media speculation
✔️ What every citizen should understand about due process and the burden of proof

Whether you agreed with the verdict or disagreed, informed discussion is always better than uninformed outrage.

Justice is not determined by trending hashtags, media narratives, or public pressure. It is determined by the law, the evidence, and the Constitution.

What question about this case or the criminal justice system would you like us to cover next?

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06/12/2026

Cross-examination matters.
Facts matter.
Truth matters.

In one of the most closely watched trials in Texas, attorney Nico LaHood methodically walked a witness through prior testimony, critical details, and the sequence of events that unfolded during the response at Robb Elementary.

This clip highlights a key moment from the defense of former Uvalde CISD Police Officer Adrian Gonzales, where every statement, every report, and every fact had to withstand scrutiny under oath.

Our justice system demands more than headlines. It demands evidence, accountability, and the courage to challenge assumptions. After hearing all the evidence, the jury returned the only verdict supported by the facts: Not Guilty.

At Lahood Norton Goss Law Group, we believe every person deserves a vigorous defense, regardless of public opinion, media attention, or the allegations they face.

➡️ What do you believe is the most important quality in a trial attorney: preparation, experience, credibility, or courtroom presence? Let us know in the comments.

📍 Serving San Antonio, Uvalde, New Braunfels, Boerne, Seguin, Schertz, Cibolo, Bexar County, and clients throughout Texas.

📞 Call Lahood Norton Goss Law Group: 210-797-7700

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06/11/2026

The Karmelo Anthony verdict has sparked conversations across Texas and the nation.

Many of the questions I’ve received aren’t really about one case; they’re about how our justice system works.

Why would a jury convict someone of murder after a short trial? Does claiming self-defense automatically prevent a conviction? What’s the difference between murder and manslaughter under Texas law? Can someone be convicted even if they say they were afraid?

These are important questions, and the answers are often more complex than a headline, a social media post, or a soundbite.

In this video, I break down the legal principles behind burden of proof, self-defense, reasonable doubt, murder, manslaughter, and what juries are actually instructed to consider when they deliberate.

Whether you agree with a verdict or disagree with it, understanding the law matters.

My goal is not to tell you what to think. My goal is to help you understand how the law works and why juries reach the decisions they do.

What specific question do you want answered next?

Drop it in the comments below. Our team is reviewing your questions, and we may address them in a future video.

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06/11/2026

Today, we celebrate more than a great lawyer; we celebrate a great man.

Happy Birthday to my law partner, brother, and friend, Jason Goss.

Jason is the kind of person you want standing beside you when the stakes are high. His commitment to our clients, his dedication to justice, and his loyalty to our team are second to none. Every day, he leads with integrity, works tirelessly for those we serve, and helps make LaHood Norton Goss stronger because of who he is both inside and outside the courtroom.

Jason, thank you for your friendship, your leadership, and the countless ways you pour into our firm, our clients, and our community.

Please join me and the entire LaHood Norton Goss team in wishing Jason a very Happy Birthday!

Drop your birthday wishes for Jason in the comments below and help us celebrate an incredible lawyer and an even better man.

Happy Birthday, Jason! We appreciate you today and every day.

— Nico LaHood & The LaHood Norton Goss Team

06/05/2026

One of the most important rights you have is the right to remain silent.

If law enforcement wants to question you, don’t argue. Don’t explain. Don’t try to talk your way out of it.

Clearly state:
“I want to remain silent.”
“I want to speak to my lawyer.”

Then stop talking.

Too often, people believe they can explain a situation away, only to find their own words being used against them later. Protecting your rights starts with knowing when to stay silent and when to seek legal counsel.

At LaHood Norton Goss Law Group, we’re here to answer your questions and help you understand your options when everything feels uncertain.

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Have you ever heard advice that could have gotten someone in trouble with law enforcement? Share it in the comments below.

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06/03/2026

With the Spurs Finals buzz, NBA Playoffs conversations, championship mindset, clutch decisions, and game-winning moments trending across San Antonio, it’s a good reminder that real-life decisions—especially involving self-defense—are judged by a very different set of rules.
When it comes to self-defense, the law isn’t always as simple as people think.
Self-defense cases often come down to a few critical questions:
Was the danger apparent?
Was it imminent?
Was your response reasonable?
And was the force used proportional to the threat?
These are the legal standards that can determine whether someone’s actions were justified under Texas law.
Every situation is different. Every fact matters. And when your freedom is on the line, understanding the law can make all the difference.
If you have questions about self-defense, use of force, criminal charges, or your legal rights in Texas, we’re here to help.
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👇 What do you think is the most misunderstood part of Texas self-defense law? Let us know in the comments.
LaHood Norton Goss Law Group proudly serves clients across Texas in criminal defense, self-defense cases, DWI defense, felony charges, jury trials, and criminal investigations.

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05/27/2026

Police interrogation techniques are designed to get you talking. What you say can be used against you in court. Your right to silence is your protection.

This isn’t complicated. This is Texas law, and it applies to you.

Here’s what you actually have:
Don’t answer questions without a lawyer. Don’t consent to searches. Don’t talk your way into prison.

Whether you’re in San Antonio, Austin, Houston, Dallas, or anywhere across Texas, your first call needs to be us. Not your second call. Not after you’ve already talked to police.

We’ve handled thousands of criminal defense cases, DWI charges, traffic stops, and federal cases. We’ve seen every tactic law enforcement uses because we’ve watched it destroy people who didn’t know better.

Your Fifth Amendment protection is real. Your right to silence is real. Don’t be the person who talked themselves into prison.

Have you ever been questioned by police and weren’t sure what your rights were? Comment below.

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05/15/2026

Facing criminal charges in Texas is one of the most serious moments of your life. Attorney .lahood Nico LaHood wants you to know what to look for before you hire a criminal defense lawyer.
One thing matters above everything else professionally: find a trial lawyer. Because if the government and your lawyer cannot reach an agreement, the only path forward is a jury trial. That is the great equalizer in the criminal justice system. And if your lawyer has never stood before a jury, you are at a serious disadvantage.
What makes LaHood Norton Goss Law Group different is that every lawyer on this team is a former high level prosecutor. We know exactly how the government thinks, how they build cases, and what they look for. That inside knowledge is what we bring to your defense.
Experience on both sides of the courtroom. That is what gets results.
If you or someone you love is facing criminal charges in San Antonio, Bexar County, or anywhere in Texas, do not wait.
📞 Call us today: (210) 797-7700

Have a question about your case? Drop it in the comments or send us a message. We respond.
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