Sunday 9 December 2012

Harris County Jail

Harris County Jail

One of the many benefits of focusing my criminal law practice in Harris County, Texas is that I have a working knowledge of the judge's tendencies. I am not so naive to think that I know what each of the judges are going to do on a particular case because each scenario is different, but I do have a good idea how I my clients will be treated in their respective courts. For instance, I know that in some misdemeanor courts a person may be required to install the interlock device in their vehicle after a DWI arrest involving an accident. In the same respect, I know which courts allow a non driving affidavit stating that the accused will not be driving a vehicle instead of obtaining an interlock. In some felony courts they require a person on bond for a drug case to submit to urine analysis at any time. These are the type of things that are important to know beforehand. The judge that I have the hardest time dealing with is the one that is never consistent with their decisions.  

Harris County Jail


 Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail

Harris County Jail

Harris County Jail

Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


Harris County Jail


 Harris County Jail

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