Criminal Defense for San Antonio & South Central Texas

The Bexar County District Attorney's Office has an aggressive policy of collecting checks written on insufficient funds and closed accounts. Several times a year, the office will conduct "Warrant Round-Ups" in conjunction with law enforcement. During these Round-Ups, dozens and dozens of arrests are made weekly due to warrants from "hot checks." If you have outstanding checks, especially those valued at $50 or more, you should contact an attorney and/or the Bexar County District Attorney's Check Section immediately.

Under the law, certain crimes are classified as "crimes of moral turptitude". These particular offenses can be used against you in court in attempts to discredit your testimony. In short, these offenses may prevent you from taking the stand in your own defense or the defense of your loved ones. Offenses that are classified as crimes of moral turptitude include but are not limited to: burglary, forgery, embezzlement, prostitution, shoplifting and theft by check. It is no coincidence that employers place considerable weight to these types of offenses in their hiring decisions. If you are charged with any classification of theft or "crime of moral turptitude" you need to protect your criminal history. Contact Me immediately so we can discuss your options.

The Bexar County District Attorney's Office has an aggressive policy of collecting checks written on insufficient funds and closed accounts. Several times a year, the office will conduct "Warrant Round-Ups" in conjunction with law enforcement. During these Round-Ups, dozens and dozens of arrests are made weekly due to warrants from "hot checks." If you have outstanding checks, especially those valued at $50 or more, you should contact an attorney and/or the Bexar County District Attorney's Check Section immediately.