Texas Felony

In Texas, there are a great number of felonies, from capital murder right on down to Interference with Police Animals. Unless you are given probation as a sentence or found not guilty, Texas felony conviction means going to prison. With a probation sentence, you can expect years of following compliance orders with your supervising officer and working difficult programs.

Felonies differ greatly from misdemeanors in Texas and are of a most serious nature. They often result in jury trials. Sometimes people receive lengthy sentences and are incarcerated for years, even decades. We have a long history of defending clients accused of serious crimes. Texas criminal attorney, Stephen Orr, in particular, has tried over a hundred serious felonies to juries over his career. As these cases vary greatly, call us for a specialized consultation about any serious felony charge you or your loved one may be facing.