Criminal Defense Attorney in Houston Fighting For Your Rights
Being accused of a crime can be overwhelming, but having a skilled criminal defense attorney in Houston, TX on your side can make all the difference. At The Law Office of Myron G. Davis, we provide legal representation to help you navigate the complexities of the criminal justice system and achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
Experienced Houston Criminal Defense Lawyer Fighting for You
With a background as a former attorney for a major insurance company, Myron G. Davis has the skills and legal insight to build a strong defense strategy. Whether you're facing charges for DWI, drug offenses, assault, theft, or other criminal allegations, we are here to protect your future.
Why Choose The Law Office of Myron G. Davis?
- Proven Track Record – Successfully defending clients against a wide range of criminal charges.
- Aggressive Legal Defense – We fight tirelessly to reduce or dismiss charges.
- Personalized Legal Strategy – Every case is unique, and we tailor our approach to your situation.
- Dedicated to Protecting Your Rights – We ensure fair treatment under the law.
Schedule a Free Consultation with a Houston Criminal Defense Attorney
Don’t face criminal charges alone. Let an experienced Houston criminal defense lawyer stand by your side and fight for your rights. Call The Law Office of Myron G. Davis today to schedule a consultation.
Our Areas of Practice For Criminal Cases Include:
- Asset Forfeiture
- Probation Violations
- Parole Revocation
- Homicide
- Drug Charges
- Aggravated Assault
- Theft/Robbery
- Burglary
- Sex Crimes
- Family Violence Assaults
- Juvenile Law
- Record Sealing And Expunctions
- Wrongfully Accused
- Credit Card Abuse
- DWI/DUI
- Weapon Charges
1. What should I do immediately after being charged with a crime?
Exercise your right to remain silent, avoid discussing your case with anyone other than your attorney, and contact a criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible. Anything you say to police or investigators — even something that seems harmless — can be used against you later.
2. Will I have to go to trial if I hire a criminal defense attorney?
Not necessarily. Many criminal cases are resolved through negotiated pleas, pretrial diversion, or dismissal before ever reaching trial. That said, having an attorney who is prepared and willing to take a case to trial often gives you more leverage during those negotiations.
3. Can charges against me be reduced or dismissed?
It's possible, depending on the strength of the evidence, how the evidence was obtained, and the specific facts of your case. A thorough review of police reports, witness statements, and any search or arrest procedures can reveal weaknesses in the State's case that support a reduction or dismissal.
4. Does it matter that Myron G. Davis used to work as a prosecutor?
Yes. Having prosecuted felony cases gives Mr. Davis firsthand insight into how the State builds and evaluates its cases, what evidence prosecutors rely on most heavily, and where those cases are often vulnerable — insight that directly shapes his defense strategy for clients.
5. How soon should I contact a criminal defense attorney after an arrest?
Immediately. The earliest stages of a case — including bond hearings, initial statements, and evidence preservation — can significantly affect the outcome, so the sooner an attorney is involved, the more options are typically available to protect your rights.