Criminal Law
When freedom is at stake, you need an experienced, qualified criminal lawyer dedicated to caring, fighting, and winning . . .
Rockwall County lawyer Jack Robinson defends individuals and businesses in a variety of criminal law matters.
Do not wait to get a lawyer with topnotch experience and proven results.
Caring
Unfortunately, bad things happen to good people. Jack knows and understands the fear, anxiety, and uncertainty a criminal defendant feels. Rest assured, your criminal case is as important to Jack as it is to you. His steady, experienced hand will guide you through the criminal law process.
Fighting
Jack understands commitment. He pursues all means, within legal and ethical bounds, to fight for you. He never loses sight of his goal: to obtain the best possible result that he can for his client. He tirelessly advocates on your behalf both inside and outside the courtroom.
Winning
Jack's goal is to win. He understands the importance of stopping investigations and cases in their tracks, be it a minor misdemeanor or a major felony. Many times, he has successfully prevented charges from ever being filed or won dismissals.
Some of the types of areas that Jack works in includes the following:
- Assault and Domestic Violence
- Family assault
- Domestic violence
- Violation of a protective order
- Injury to a child
- Child endangerment or abandonment
- Injury to the elderly
- Spousal battery
- Driving while intoxicated (DWI)/Driving under the influence (DUI)
- Driving while intoxicated (DWI)
- Driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs
- Driving on a suspended license
- Drug Crimes
- Possession of a controlled substance
- Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance
- Delivery of a controlled substance
- Prescription drugs
- Theft and Property Crimes
- Computer hacking or illegal access
- Burglary or robbery
- Burglary of a motor vehicle, auto theft
- Theft
- Theft by check
- Forgery or fictitious ID counterfeiting
- Credit card abuse
- Theft of mail
- Shoplifting
- Medicare and Medicaid fraud
- Juvenile Crimes
- Underage drinking
- Destruction of property
- Serious or violent crimes
- Expunctions & Nondisclosures