Violent Crimes Lawyer in Brazoria County
Aggressive Defense & Seasoned Guidance
When it comes to being charged with a violent crime, you can't afford to waste any time. At Crenshaw & Purvis, our experienced legal team is dedicated to getting you the results that you need and deserve. These are serious crimes that are often prosecuted relentlessly by the state of Texas, which is why it is vital that you have an experienced team of criminal defense lawyers by your side every step of the way.
While you may expect the state to be impartial throughout the entire legal process, this is often not the case when it comes to violent crimes. You will find that prosecutors often view violent crimes as some of the most serious crimes that an individual can commit, causing them to pursue your case incessantly. You won't find much sympathy from the state, which is why our team of Brazoria County violent crime lawyers works tirelessly to make sure that you are being treated fairly and justly.
Have you been arrested for committing a violent crime? Call Crenshaw & Purvis today at (979) 200-4746 or contact us online to meet with our violent crimes attorney in Angleton!
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Why Crenshaw & Purvis?
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Honest, Knowledgeable, Professional Representation
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Focused Practice on Criminal Defense and DWI
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Established Track Record of Proven Success
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Over 55 Years of Combined Experience
Hear From Our Happy Clients
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“Jeff and Brittney are amazing! They got my misdemeanor dismissed! I didn’t think dismissal would even be an option but I just got the call today and I’m ecstatic! Do not go to any other legal team! They are upfront and reasonably priced! I’m so thankful and relieved!”- Shelby M.
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“My case was dismissed very quickly because of Jeff’s due diligence and knowledge of the law. This was a very stressful time but I felt better once I met with Jeff and ultimately the outcome was my case dismissed which was just. Thanks again to Jeff and his team.”- Ricky S.
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“I put my faith in Jeff Purvis, and his team! My court appointed attorney was a complete failure, who suggested he'd request being removed from my case because I asked him to request a dismissal. The case had so many things wrong with it, and even with a plaintiffs request of non-prosecution and two witnesses, my attorney tried to get me to take a plea, for something I was innocent of, even suggesting he couldn't win because of a past record and my race, and stated "It is Brazoria County!" I had 8 months unable to work at regular job because it was already showing on a background check. Just out of surgery, not making money, and this too!”- David R.
Penalties for Violent Crimes in Texas
The penalties for being convicted of a violent crime vary depending on the severity of the crime and how that crime is classified legally.
- Murder is a capital felony and is punishable by life in prison.
- Aggravated sexual assault is a first degree felony and is punishable by a minimum of 25 years in prison under certain circumstances.
- Robbery, manslaughter, and sexual assault are examples of second degree felonies and are punishable by 2-20 years in state prison and/or a fine of up to $10,000.
Get Legal Help from Our Dedicated Team Today
A violent crime conviction stays on your criminal record and can have long-lasting consequences on your ability to get a job. Additionally, these crimes are often used against you during child custody hearings. At Crenshaw & Purvis, we understand the seriousness of these crimes, which is why our team is prepared to fight for the best results for a fair price. You shouldn't have to go through this alone; allow our skilled team to help you.
Contact Crenshaw & Purvis today for a FREE consultation!
