Attorney Andrew Deegan has been honored the ACS Forensic Lawyer-Scientist designation as recognized by the Chemistry and Law Division of the ACS. Using these skills in his practice means the implementation of validated and legitimate science for the benefit of justice to his clients. I practice DWI Defense and Criminal Defense in Fort Worth and surrounding cities and counties.
I have consistently been recognized by the legal community as an outstanding attorney that gets phenomenal results. Over and over, my clients are thrilled with the outcomes to their cases that I provide and give me great reviews. I have an Avvo rating of 10/10, which is the highest available rating. I am driven to work hard for my clients and for their families.
My practice centers on helping my clients and their families get out of difficult situations. My approach and philosophy is simple. I focus on communicating with my clients. I make sure that my they know exactly what is happening with their criminal defense.
I have consistently been recognized by the legal community as an outstanding attorney that gets phenomenal results. Over and over, my clients are thrilled with the outcomes to their cases that I provide and give me great reviews. I have an Avvo rating of 10/10, which is the highest available rating. I am driven to work hard for my clients and for their families.
My practice centers on helping my clients and their families get out of difficult situations. My approach and philosophy is simple. I focus on communicating with my clients. I make sure that my they know exactly what is happening with their criminal defense.
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Criminal charges can cloud your life.
If you or someone close to you have been accused and arrested of a crime, you are likely considering what to do next, and wondering what your next move might be.
The criminal justice system is generally an overwhelming and confusing process for someone to go through.
There is dealing with the police, getting handcuffed, going to jail, and now you are looking for an attorney.
Whether it is you that is going through that struggle, or if it's someone you love, you can feel the weight of it.
If you or someone close to you have been accused and arrested of a crime, you are likely considering what to do next, and wondering what your next move might be.
The criminal justice system is generally an overwhelming and confusing process for someone to go through.
There is dealing with the police, getting handcuffed, going to jail, and now you are looking for an attorney.
Whether it is you that is going through that struggle, or if it's someone you love, you can feel the weight of it.
Assault charges can come in a variety of different charges and a countless factual circumstances.
How a person gets charged, or what charge they will be facing will depend on the facts of the case.
What happened?
How severe were the injuries?
Who was injured?
How were they injured?
What are the circumstances?
Was anything resembling a weapon used in the commission of the assault?
Most importantly, what is the evidence?
What does law enforcement have that can prove that an assault was committed beyond a reasonable doubt?
How a person gets charged, or what charge they will be facing will depend on the facts of the case.
What happened?
How severe were the injuries?
Who was injured?
How were they injured?
What are the circumstances?
Was anything resembling a weapon used in the commission of the assault?
Most importantly, what is the evidence?
What does law enforcement have that can prove that an assault was committed beyond a reasonable doubt?
If you are charged with aggravated assault, it is vital to consult with a lawyer to discuss your charge and develop a plan of action.
It is important early on in the process to plan, prepare, and begin to implement your defense.
Aggravated assault is a very serious felony charge in Texas, and if you are arrested for this it is important not to take it lightly.
The word "aggravated" means that the potential penalties are greater and more severe than regular assault.
In fact, aggravated assault is significantly more serious than basic assault, although conceptually it is very similar to basic assault.
It is important early on in the process to plan, prepare, and begin to implement your defense.
Aggravated assault is a very serious felony charge in Texas, and if you are arrested for this it is important not to take it lightly.
The word "aggravated" means that the potential penalties are greater and more severe than regular assault.
In fact, aggravated assault is significantly more serious than basic assault, although conceptually it is very similar to basic assault.
In the Texas Penal Code, assault bodily injury is essentially a situation in which one person is accused of causing pain to another person.
Bodily injury is essentially defined as pain in Texas, and it doesn't matter what degree of pain.
I come across and defend these charges on a regular basis.
Unfortunately, many people are accused of assault bodily injury with a "victim" who wants nothing to do with the case, and not much other evidence.
In these cases, people can get railroaded by the justice system.
Bodily injury is essentially defined as pain in Texas, and it doesn't matter what degree of pain.
I come across and defend these charges on a regular basis.
Unfortunately, many people are accused of assault bodily injury with a "victim" who wants nothing to do with the case, and not much other evidence.
In these cases, people can get railroaded by the justice system.
The assault statue in Texas is complicated.
There are many ways a person can commit an assault in Texas; and, likewise, there are a variety of different penalties.
It can be found in Section 22.01 of the Texas Penal Code.
At its most simple definition, assault essentially means causing bodily injury.
Bodily injury means causing pain.
However, there are different ways to commit assault.
Basically, it comes down to how the alleged assault is committed, or how the arresting officers perceive the assault.
There are many ways a person can commit an assault in Texas; and, likewise, there are a variety of different penalties.
It can be found in Section 22.01 of the Texas Penal Code.
At its most simple definition, assault essentially means causing bodily injury.
Bodily injury means causing pain.
However, there are different ways to commit assault.
Basically, it comes down to how the alleged assault is committed, or how the arresting officers perceive the assault.
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