Our Client faced multiple felony charges in several counties from the same plaintiff. Facing serious felony prison sentences, we left no stone unturned. The prosecutors had to give way, and all charges were dismissed.

Our client was a medical student facing horrendous allegations from his troubled, drug-addicted sister. In the end, Mr. Floyd proved that she was not credible in front of the grand jury. (Grand Jury declined to indict).

Our client was charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child, indecency with a child, and sexual assault of a child. They faced 25 to 99 years, or life, in prison for the continuous sexual abuse of a child charge, 2 to 20 years of prison for the indecency with a child, and the sexual assault of a child charge. Mr. Floyd tried the case before a jury, and they deadlocked. Mistrial. Following the mistrial, the state offered deferred adjudication probation, which was refused by the client, who Mr. Floyd believed was not guilty.  The state dismissed all charges prior to the second trial.

Our client was charged with three counts of indecency with a child and one count of burglary of a habitation for the purpose of committing a sex crime. They faced 2 to 20 years in prison for each count of indecency with a child and 5 to 99 years or life for the burglary charge.  Mr. Floyd took the case to trial, resulting in a hung jury. The court granted a mistrial. The State offered a 5 year period of deferred adjudication afterward.

Client facing life in prison, he received 10 years probation in case involving three child victims. Two other cases of murder dismissed.

Client was involved in an altercation with his better half that resulted in allegations of a belt and scissors being used in ways they were not necessarily intended.  The allegations were shown to be untrustworthy and the case was dismissed.  Client was facing felony prison time that would have been enhanced due to his prior record.  If convicted, prison was imminent.

Aggravated Assault Against a Public Servant. All charges were dropped, and the case was dismissed.

A good Samaritan intervened in a car burglary and stabbed the burglary suspect in the back.  Our client struck the good Samaritan on the head with a firearm, not realizing that the good Samaritan was trying to detain the burglary suspect.  The District Attorney handling the matter refused to do the right thing and dismiss the matter until we pushed the case to trial.  Knowing that we would not back down, she finally relented with a dismissal.  Our client was on probation for felony possession of marijuana so a plea or conviction of any kind would have certainly resulted in significant prison time.

Client charged with killing victim in alcohol-fueled drug deal gone bad.  He faced life in prison.  After preparing for trial and arguing a pre-trial motion to dismiss, our client was offered probation on the lesser charge of Aggravated Assault Serious Bodily Injury.

Felony Possession of Marijuana. Houston criminal defense lawyer John T. Floyd got all charges dropped, and the case dismissed.

Harris County. Client facing life in prison for Manufacture/Delivery of a Controlled Substance. Houston criminal attorney John Floyd got the case dismissed,

Harris County. Officers in full riot/swat gear burst into our client’s business and attacked employees and customers in search of drugs that they ‘knew’ he was hiding after following one of his clients (a person know to authorities to be a drug dealer) to and from his business.  Client willingly showed authorities his personal use drug stash and he was

Directed Verdict of Not Guilty during Jury Trial. In this case, our client operated a therapy center for medical rehabilitation.  After the prosecution rested its case, we successfully argued a motion for an instructed verdict on the basis that the state had completely failed to prove an essential element of their case.  The judge agreed and ordered the jury to return a verdict of not guilty.

2 cases of Possession of Child Pornography, Harris County. Client facing 20 years, case dismissed.

Our client was downloading large amounts of pornography and accidentally acquired images alleged to be child pornography. After facing serious charges and potentially serious time in prison, our team worked overtime to find the truth and ensure justice. Because of our efforts, prosecutors dismissed the charges because there was no way our client could have known he was in possession of illegal pornographic material.

Indecency with a Child, Harris County. Texas criminal defense lawyer John Floyd got the case dismissed.

Sexual Assault, Harris County. Harris County criminal defense John T. Floyd gets case dismissed.

Montgomery County case. Individual charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child, indecency with a child, and sexual assault of a child.  Individual faced 25 to 99 years, or life, in prison for the continuous sexual abuse of a child charge, and 2 to 20 years of prison for the indecency with a child and the sexual assault of a child charges.  Mr. Floyd tried the case to a jury and the jury deadlocked.  Mistrial. The state offered deferred adjudication probation, which was refused by the client, who Mr. Floyd believed was not guilty.  The state dismissed all charges prior to the second trial.

Montgomery County case. Individual charged with three counts of indecency with a child and one count of burglary of a habitation for the purpose of committing a sex crime. Individual faced 2 to 20 years of prison for each count of indecency with a child and 5 to 99 years or life for the burglary charge.  Mr. Floyd tried the case to a jury and they deadlocked and the court granted a Mistrial. The State offered a 5-year deferred adjudication afterward.

Probation was granted when the government argued 24 months of imprisonment.

Sentenced released on time served after 17 months when the government argued for 84-month sentence.

Drug Conspiracy, Corpus Christi. Clients was granted a mistrial leading to charges being dropped.

Drug Conspiracy, El Paso.

After facing serious charges, our team achieved an acquittal for our client after a retrial of cocaine allegations.

Harris County. No-Billed (Grand Jury declined to indict). A medical student with an entire lifetime in front of him. Our client was facing horrendous allegations from his troubled and drug addicted sister. In the end, she was simply not credible and the grand jury made the right call.

Galveston County. All Cases Dismissed in All Counties. Facing multiple felony charges in several counties from the same crazy girlfriend the prosecutors in both counties set our client free. If the felony prison consequences were not so serious the charges would be comical. We handled them as seriously as we do all of our clients’ cases and left no stone unturned. The prosecutors had to give way and dismiss all the charges.

Harris County. No-Billed (Grand Jury refused to indict based on insufficient evidence). In this case the client was charged in two criminal complaints of sexual assault of his sister. After we conducted an extensive investigation, it was determined that allegations were false. Our investigation was presented to the grand jury and the case was no-billed. Client was released from custody without additional charges.

Harris County. Dismissed. Client was accused of all kinds of behavior that he was physically incapable of. The charges were eventually dismissed.

Possession of a Controlled Substance, Harris County. Dismissed. Client was arrested in regards to an attempted murder of a police officer and possession of a large quantity of drugs. She was placed on a Deferred Adjudication for Possession of a Controlled Substance at the recommendation of her Court appointed attorney. We were hired when she got into trouble while on probation and Motion to Adjudicate had been filed seeking to revoke her probation. We were able to get the original case DISMISSED as well as the Motion to Adjudicate and she was immediately released from jail.

Possession of a Controlled Substance, Harris County. Dismissed. Officers in full riot/swat gear burst into our client’s business and attacked employees and customers in search of drugs that they ‘knew’ he was hiding after following one of his clients (a person know to authorities to be a drug dealer) to and from his business. Client willingly showed authorities his personal use drug stash and he was subsequently arrested. Law enforcement had no right to search and no warrant to search and therefore the prosecutor was forced to dismiss the charges.

Possession of a Controlled Substance, Harris County. Dismissed. Accused of possession of a very rare drug known as DMT (Dimethyltryptamine), heroin, and marijuana…our client was in serious trouble and already had a criminal history before hiring us. The officers very kindly left the camera in the patrol car running during the entire stop which showed that they began to search the client’s car before completing the purpose of their original stop. As such, it was an illegal search and therefore a suppression of all the drugs was imminent and the prosecutor dismissed the case.