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Felony Offense

We understand that felony offenses are deemed far more serious than misdemeanors, and convictions for felony cases can result in imprisonment for a year or more and even a life sentence. Being the most serious type of criminal offense, felonies are considered violent criminal conduct strictly punishable by law. However, one can be accused of non-violent felony offenses, too, which can involve theft or severe property damage. It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.
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Defending Against Felony Charges in Texas

For any felony offense you are charged with or arrested for, seek a steadfast and aggressive criminal defense attorney from our team. With a stanch approach and extensive criminal law knowledge, our dedicated attorneys are here to fight for your rights and prudently guide your felony process toward the best possible outcome. We prepare hard for the courtroom proceedings with attention to detail and relentlessly defend against the opposition.

Felony Charges in Texas

From aggravated assault to drug charges, sexual assault, and injury to a child, there are multiple severe criminal offenses categorized as felonies and punishable by long-term imprisonment in state prison. Penalties for felonies are determined by several factors, some of which are the offense’s severity, the defendant’s earlier criminal records, and any aggravating circumstances observed in the case.

Capital Felony

A capital felony is the most severe category of felony in Texas. An individual convicted in the state of a capital felony is punishable by life imprisonment without parole or even the death penalty.

First-Degree Felony

A first-degree felony is another type of severe crime. The convicted are punishable by imprisonment for a lifetime, with a minimum term of 5 years. Jail sentences can range from 5 years to 99 years or life imprisonment, and judges can fine up to $10,000.

Second-Degree Felony

This is a less severe category of felony, and the convicted person is punished with imprisonment for 2 – 20 years and a fine of up to $10,000.

Third-Degree Felony

Convictions of a third-degree felony are punishable by imprisonment for 2 – 10 years and a fine of up to $10,000, indicating that third-degree is a less severe category of felony offenses than second and first-degree felonies.

State Jail Felony

State felonies are the least severe type of felony offense in Texas. Convictions can be imprisoned in a state jail for as little as six months to 2 years, and judges can fine them up to $10,000.

Trust Our Legal Advocacy For Felony Charges

Our handpicked criminal defense attorneys are strict fighters and stern in their advocacy. Working within the confines of Texas Law, we provide the best-quality representation for your felony offense, whether it involves an arrest or a severe charge.
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Contact Our Felony Attorney in Texas

Get the most knowledgeable felony attorney in Texas today to protect your freedom or rights and have a strong defense against a felony offense. We are committed to providing staunch legal representation with attention to detail in every case. Contact us online or call today to speak and consult with an eminent criminal defense attorney.

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