Justin Wilson
Senior Attorney
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DISMISSED
Charge
Assault Family Violence and Interference with Emergency Call, both Class A Misdemeanors
Outcome
Both cases dismissed
Allegation
Client’s wife called 911, claiming client was threatening her. Client attempted to take the phone away from his wife while she was calling 911. Police arrived and observed redness on wife’s chest below her neck and assumed client had threatened to harm her. Police arrested client, and wife requested an emergency protective order.
Key to Success
First, the arresting officer’s report indicated that whenever wife stopped rubbing her chest, her redness would go away. A real, fresh bruise would not immediately fade. Second, wife emptied client’s bank account while he was in jail and filed for divorce days after client’s arrest. We were able to uncover evidence showing that wife had hired divorce attorney days before client’s arrest. We also discovered a billing entry from wife’s divorce attorney showing that wife called her divorce attorney after client was arrested. After speaking with her divorce attorney, wife called police and said she had a change of mind and wanted to request an emergency protective order. We also obtained a Hindu translation of the argument client was having with his wife while she was calling 911. The translation revealed client was threatening legal action against his wife, not physical harm. In spite of his wife’s protest, we convinced prosecutors that the evidence was clear – wife had fabricated the assault allegation, and there was no emergency for which she called 911. Prosecutors dismissed both cases.
DISMISSED
Charge
Assault Family Violence – Impeding Breath, Third-Degree Felony
Outcome
Case Dismissed
Allegation
Client’s girlfriend filed a delayed report, alleging client strangled her outside of her parent’s home. Detectives spoke to three neighbors, each of whom stated they observed client arguing with his girlfriend near the passenger side of client’s vehicle, which was parked in the street. Neighbors all heard client’s girlfriend screaming but could not see whether client had his hands around her neck. Police arrest client on a warrant, and a grand jury indicts
Key to Success
Client’s girlfriend told police that client had cut of her ability to breathe, but it would be impossible for her to scream so loudly that neighbors could hear her if she was unable to breathe. Even though client drove away after the argument, client’s girlfriend did not contact police for a week. Client’s girlfriend did not have injuries that would objectively corroborate her story about getting strangled. And we found a potential financial motive for client’s girlfriend to fabricate a story to police. We threatened to go to trial, and prosecutors dismissed the case
ACQUITTED
Charge
Driving While Intoxicated, Class B Misdemeanor
Outcome
Not Guilty Verdict
Allegation
Client stopped for speeding 140mph on the Dallas North Tollway. Trooper indicated that client demonstrated almost all possible clues of intoxication during field sobriety tests. Trooper obtained search warrant to take client’s blood, and client’s BAC was over 0.08.
Key to Success
Trooper admitted under cross examination that he never measured client’s speed at 140mph. Trooper testified that he first observed client driving on DNT when trooper was on the elevated ramp coming from the George Bush Tollway. Trooper had to accelerate up to 140mph to close the significant gap between him and client. Trooper also admitted to writing his report six weeks after arresting client and did not save his dash camera recording. His body camera did not show all of the field sobriety tests, and trooper admitted that he could have scored client inaccurately since he wrote his report so long after the arrest and had little video to review. Trooper also admitted, under cross examination, that he never swore to the facts in his search warrant affidavit to take client’s blood. The judge threw out client’s BAC evidence since the search warrant was unlawful, and the jury did not trust the trooper after he admitted to numerous mistakes. Client found not guilty.
ACQUITTED
Charge
Driving While Intoxicated, Class B Misdemeanor
Outcome
Not Guilty Verdict
Allegation
Client stopped for speeding. Officer administers standard field sobriety tests and claims client failed all of them. Client consents to breath test and provides a sample that exceeds the legal limit.
Key to Success
Texas law requires that the breath test operator remain continuously in the presence of the defendant for 15 minutes prior to administering a breath test. In this case, the arresting officer was also the breath test operator, and the officer stepped out of the breath test room, leaving client all alone during the 15-minute waiting period. Instead of re-starting the 15-minute waiting period when the officer returned, he proceeded to administer the test. Due to a clear violation of protocol, the court threw out the results of the breath test. On cross examination, the officer admitted to making numerous mistakes in how he administered and evaluated field sobriety tests. With no alcohol concentration evidence and discredited field sobriety tests, client was found not guilty.
ACQUITTED
Charge
Driving While Intoxicated, Class B Misdemeanor
Outcome
Not Guilty Verdict
Allegation
Police stopped client for driving without headlights on near an entertainment district brightly lit with Christmas lights. Officer claimed client failed field sobriety tests and arrested her for DWI. Client consented to a blood draw, and her BAC was over 0.08.
Key to Success
After arresting client, officer read her the statutory warning and requested a specimen of client’s blood. Client asked follow-up questions, and officer unlawfully gave client inaccurate legal advice about potential consequences to her driver’s license. During trial, we convinced the judge that client consented to the blood draw because of the misleading legal advice the officer gave, and the judge threw out the blood alcohol evidence. Client looked good on field sobriety tests, and we attacked the credibility of the officer's evaluation of those tests. With no BAC and a questionable evaluation of field sobriety tests, the jury found client not guilty
DISMISSED
Charge
Theft >= $100 < $750, Class B Misdemeanor
Outcome
Case Dismissed
Allegation
Department store personnel called police and accused client of concealing multiple items in a Bogg bag and not paying. Police arrested client for theft.
Key to Success
Client was moving from department to department, adding items to her Bogg bag as she was assembling an outfit along with accessories. Client never came close to exiting the store. Police and store personnel claimed client passed the point of sale without paying, but there is no rule that a shopper must pay for items at the nearest cash register before moving on to another department within the store. We convinced prosecutors that they could not prove that client intended to exit the store without paying, and they dismissed the case.
Collin County
August 2025
Acquitted
Driving While Intoxicated Jury Trial
Collin County
August 2025
Dismissed
Second-Degree Felony Sexual Assault of a Child
Ellis County
August 2025
Dismissed
Assault Causes Bodily Injury to a Family Member
Collin County
August 2025
Felony Reduced
State Jail Felony DWI with Child Reduced to Misdemeanor
Denton County
July 2025
NO-BILL
3 Counts of Manslaughter & 3 Counts of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Dallas County
June 2025
Dismissed
Second-Degree Felony Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon
Denton County
June 2025
Felony No-Billed & Motion to Revoke Withdrawn
State Jail Felony Injury to Elderly & Motion to Revoke Misdemeanor Probation
Dallas County
May 2025
Deferred Adjudication
Second-Degree Felony Aggravated Assault w/Deadly Weapon Reduced to Class A Misdemeanor Discharge of Firearm in Certain Municipalities
What Our Clients Say
Thomas A.
Justin Wilson and Justin Harris were amazing. Highly recommend them.
Lybbie
I trust Justin for any legal related questions and he certainly delivers. I recommend him 100% as he is committed to you from start to end- no matter the situation.
Cristal D.
Absolutely the best team you could ask for. From start to finish, the entire office was professional, compassionate, and truly dedicated. They made me feel heard, respected, and confident during one of the most stressful times of my life. Their communication was consistent, and you can tell they genuinely care about their clients and their outcomes.
If you’re looking for a lawyer who is sharp, honest, and will fight for you like it’s personal – this is the team you want on your side. I can’t thank them enough for everything they did. They truly are the best in the business.
Natalie M.
Justin Harris was an exceptional lawyer- he is hardworking and dedicated and will reach your needs and more.
He was reliable and professional in every way. He makes sure that you are not only heard but seen. When working with Justin- it gave me strong trust that he cared and that he is a man of his word.
Highly recommend this law firm. Justin and the team handled my case with the upmost care, always kind and professional, and let me know all the details every step of the way.
Prof. Carlos R.
My first impression with Justin and Heidi was that they are a first class law firm, very professional and very open to answering questions and making a person feel appreciated. I am glad I met both at Formation in Frisco Texas.
Alex C.
I have come to know Justin and his team through my practice as a civil lawyer, and Justin has always impressed me with the way he treats his clients, and his ability to clearly explain options. He works tirelessly to be prepared for all his cases, and always treats others with professionalism and respect.
Joshua J.
Justin is a super professional lawyer with positive results. I would refer Justin to any one who needs help with anything. Justin gets it done with positive results.
Yoker V.
I highly recommend Justin 100%, the total positive experience started the moment we first spoke. Justin is a complete and total professional and a highly skilled lawyer outside and especially inside the courtroom. My case had its challenges but Justin skillfully did his research and presented the court and jury a master class. At the end of trial the judge looked at prosecutor and said ” that’s how its done” YLV
Donna D.
Knowledgeable, patient, listened to what my situation needed. Impressed with my Attorney and his service.
Mukesh K.
I have absolutely no hesitation in declaring that Justin is one of the finest attorneys you will ever find to represent your case most effectively yet very ethically. He is extremely professional and very deliberate in his advice and charting the right course of action appropriate for the situation. I used him for a DUI case and cant stress enough how much trust he developed in me and got the best outcome possible for me by getting the case dismissed. Good luck to the reader. Go with Justin.