As many of us set off to the polls this week, we continue to be grateful to, along with this incredible team, bring about a successful conclusion to Mr. Hervis Rogers’ felony cases. They were dismissed because the law required the end of these prosecutions. We filed the motions to put this law before the […]
HOUSTON CRIMINAL DEFENSE LAW BLOG
Criminal defense attorney Nicole DeBorde of the Hochglaube & DeBorde Law Firm in Houston gets results. Visit her Houston criminal defense law blog to see proof of her respected and responsive legal representation.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Nicole DeBorde Hochglaube nicole@houstoncriminaldefense.com 713-526-6300 Two Hochglaube & DeBorde P.C. Lawyers Named to 2023 Best Lawyers® List Houston, Texas, September 6, 2022 — Hochglaube & DeBorde P.C. is pleased to announce that two lawyers have been included in the 2023 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Since it was […]
Hochglaube & DeBorde, P.C. Adds Three Additional Best Lawyers Awards to Its List of Accomplishments Two attorneys from Hochglaube & DeBorde, P.C.,Nicole Deborde Hochlaube and Mark Hochlaube were recently selected as Best Lawyers for 2020. The firm was also recognized as a Tier 1 Criminal Defense law firm, the highest available ranking, with special recognition […]
Recent Events: Negotiations Presentation to Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association in South Padre Island, TX July 2016 Negotiations Presentation to Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association in Victoria, TX May 2016 Defending Sexual Assault Cases 2016, TCDLA Pretrial Investigations Presentation to State Bar of Texas, July 2016 Upcoming Events: Federal Appeals Presentation for Texas Criminal […]
Law & Crime Network – May 9, 2018 Houston Defense Attorney, Nicole DeBorde, comments on the Law & Crime Network regarding the trial of Jeffrey Willis. Willis is charged with the kidnapping and murder of Jessica Heeringa from her job at a Norton Shores, Michigan gas station. Ms. DeBorde answers a question in respect to […]
Judge Mary Bacon, one of Houston’s first female jurists, dies at 88 March 1, 2018 By Brian Rogers, Houston Chronicle Retired state District Judge Mary Bacon, a widely respected jurist and one of Houston’s first female judges, died Thursday in hospice care, family members confirmed. She was 88. Bacon retired in December 1999 as judge […]
Evidence Withheld from Defense At the beginning of the summer, the Supreme Court let stand a civil jury verdict against two LAPD detectives who withheld evidence that proved a man’s innocence. The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal filed by the Los Angeles city attorney. Thus, confirming it is unconstitutional for police to withhold […]
Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman, Josh Brent, returned to his team this season after serving his six-month sentence for intoxication manslaughter. In 2012, Brent crashed his Mercedes-Benz after a night of drinking killing a teammate who was in the car. What is Intoxication Manslaughter Intoxication manslaughter is when someone who is “intoxicated” “operates a motor vehicle […]
Traffic Stops to Federal Drug Charges So-called “routine traffic stops” are often cited in offense reports in criminal cases in Texas where the case allegedly begins a minor traffic violation, progresses to a search and ends up with a seizure. Law enforcement agencies all across the country use traffic stops to look for evidence of other offenses, including […]
Mail and wire fraud statutes cover a broad range of activities, allowing federal prosecutors a great deal of flexibility in seeking charges. As long as a person is accused of having a scheme to defraud another and uses mail or electronic communications in the alleged hopes of furthering a fraudulent scheme, it is probable that […]
