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Criminal Defense

Your freedomis nota small thing.

When your freedom, career, reputation and future are at risk, you need a defense built around strategy — not fear.

What we handle

Protect Your Freedom

An arrest is the beginning of a process, not the end of your story. Defense built on strategy, evidence and preparation.

Felony Defense

Misdemeanor Defense

DWI / DUI

Drug Crimes

Assault & Violent Offenses

Federal Criminal Defense

T. Christopher Lewis standing with arms crossed in his Dallas office

Defense built on preparation

When your freedomis at stake,experience matters.

A charge is an allegation. The state still has to prove every element, and every piece of that proof was gathered by people who can make mistakes — in the stop, in the search, in the lab, in the report.

We start by reading the file the way a jury eventually will: looking for what is missing, what is assumed, and what cannot be supported.

Some cases are won at trial. Many are won long before that — in suppression, in negotiation, in the timing of a single conversation with a prosecutor.

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What's at stake

Jail time and fines are only the visible part. Employment, licensing, housing, immigration status and family matters all move with a criminal case.

02

After the arrest

Bond conditions, deadlines, and early contact from investigators shape the case immediately. What you say in week one can matter in month nine.

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Why early counsel

Evidence disappears. Video is overwritten. Witnesses relocate. Early representation preserves the record while it still exists.

The process

How your matter moves forward.

01

Confidential review

You tell us what happened. Nothing leaves the room.

02

File & evidence

We obtain discovery, video, reports and lab work.

03

Strategy

Suppress, negotiate, or prepare for trial — decided on facts.

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Resolution

We pursue the outcome that protects your record and your life.

Questions

Answers first.

You are not required to. Politely declining to answer questions is not an admission of guilt, and it preserves options that statements can permanently close.

Most first settings are procedural — appearance, conditions, and scheduling. The substantive work happens between settings, in discovery and negotiation.

It depends on the evidence, the criminal history, and the court. Dismissals and reductions do occur, but no attorney can ethically promise an outcome.

Fees depend on the charge level and complexity. We explain the structure in writing before you commit to anything.

Free & confidential

Your futuredeservesa strategy.

Tell us what's happening. We'll help you understand what comes next.

T. Christopher Lewis, Dallas–Fort Worth attorney
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