State of Texas v. K. B.
K.B. hired Temani Adams to assist him with a small matter. While that matter was pending, K.B. went on a date where he was accosted with a weapon, by his date’s, jealous ex-boyfriend. K.B. protected himself and his date. Despite the fact that he was defending himself, K.J.
State of Texas v. K. J.
K.J. was enjoying a night with friends when he was accosted by three (3) men in a dark parking lot. K.J. defended himself by shooting one of the assailants, who later died. K.J. called the police and reported the shooting. After two interrogations without an attorney, the detective made the decision to charge K.J.
State of Texas v. J. C.
J.C.’s mom hired Temani Adams after his previous attorney failed to perform. J.C.’s mom was
concerned. This was his first offense, and she knew that it was imperative that they hire someone
that felt comfortable taking the case to trial. After being hired, Temani immediately contacted the
prosecutor to obtain the evidence.
State of Texas v. R.O.
Our client was charged with 5 crimes, after being involved in a crazy situation at a grocery store. His parents called Temani, and she got the ball rolling. The first thing that we did was request the dash camera footage from the police car. This was crucial to our case.
State of Texas v. F.B.
Temani was contacted by our client’s mom after he was arrested for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Our client had gone with one of his friends to play Playstation at another friend’s house. While waiting his turn to play, the police barged in. They were executing a search warrant.
State of Texas v. D.Y.
Our Client was arrested when he and his girlfriend went to the police station to clear up false allegations she’d previously made.
State of Texas v. M.P.
Our client was riding in the car with friends, when they were pulled over. After questioning the driver, the officer found marijuana on the ground, and stuck the charge on our client. After reviewing the police report, Temani knew that there was no evidence to prove that the marijuana belonged to our client.
State of Texas v. M. P.
Our client was charged with assaulting his live in girlfriend after police received a false 911 call. When officers arrived, both our client and his girlfriend vehemently denied that any assault occurred. Despite their statements that nothing happened, our client was charged with a first degree felony.
State of Texas v. J.A.
While on felony probation, our client was arrested for, and charged with, two (2) felony drug charges and a probation violation. The State alleged that our client sold prescription Xanax, and marijuana in a house located near an elementary school.
State of Texas v. J. H.
While completing a two (2) year probation, our client was arrested for, and charged with the felony offense of Unauthorized Absence from Correctional Facility. The State alleged that our client failed to comply with a condition of his probation, that required him to complete fifteen (15) days in jail.