Top Criminal Defense Lawyers in ZIP 78205 | 67 available
67 Criminal Defense lawyers are available in ZIP code 78205 in San Antonio, Texas. Average rating of these lawyers is 4.4/5 and 73% provide free consultation.
Criminal Defense Lawyers Near ZIP 78205 - Map View
Showing top 10 Criminal Defense attorneys
in San Antonio, Texas near ZIP code 78205.
Click any pin to view lawyer details, ratings, and contact information.
Gold pins indicate top-rated lawyers.
Criminal Defense Case Statistics Overview
Criminal Defense Case Timeline
Criminal defense case durations in San Antonio typically range from 2 to 18 months, depending on case complexity, court schedules, and resolution methods.
San Antonio Court Backlog
Court backlog estimates reflect the number of pending criminal cases at various times, influenced by local filing rates and judicial capacity.
Criminal Defense San Antonio Filing Volume
Monthly new criminal filings in San Antonio generally fall between 350 and 700 cases, based on recent public court data.
Criminal Defense Case Outcomes
Estimated success rates indicate the percentage of favorable outcomes for defendants at different stages: pre-litigation resolutions are most common, with fewer cases succeeding at trial.
FAQs - Criminal Defense Lawyers in 78205 city San Antonio
How can a local lawyer help me?
A local attorney can review your situation, explain options, and help you plan next steps. Consider speaking to a local attorney for personalized advice.
Have you been accused of a crime? I handle all criminal matters from misdemeanor charges to complex felony charges in Bexar County as well as surrounding counties. I was a Felony Prosecutor in San Antonio for nearly a decade, and I am well versed in the ways of the District Attorney's Office.. Call me today if you have been accused of a crime. Examples of crimes that people are routinely accused of include DWI, Theft, Possession of Narcotics, Assault, Aggravated Crimes, Etc.. I pride myself on being accessible, and I will always return missed calls promptly. Don't face criminal accusations underrepresented. Call today to set up a time to meet and discuss your criminal arrest.
Robert G. Rodery is a United States veteran who aggressively represents the accused. He practices all aspects of criminal defense, from the accusation to post-conviction relief, through trialS, appeals and writs of habeas corpus.
Bobby has been recognized as one of “San Antonio’s Best Criminal Lawyers” for the last 18 years. He has been honored by his colleagues by being selected as one of the “Top Ten Criminal Lawyers” in San Antonio by SA Scene Magazine. He also has a "Super Lawyers" rating in Criminal Law for the last 5 years. He has also been recognized in three areas of practice in the “Best Criminal Lawyers” edition in the areas of DWI, Criminal Defense and White Collar Criminal Defense. Bobby Barrera is a solo practitioner and owner of the Law Office of Robert J. Barrera, P.C. Bobby worked as an Assistant Criminal District Attorney for Bexar County where he prosecuted both misdemeanor and felony cases. As an Assistant District Attorney Bobby gained valuable jury trial experience and skills from handling hundreds of trials and contested evidentiary hearings. In addition, he has been “AV Preeminent” rated by Martindale-Hubbell Publisher which means that he has been recognized by his peers as being “at the highest level of professional excellence”. These recognitions have come as a result of Bobby’s reputation in the legal community as an effective and experienced trial lawyer.. Bobby handles all types of cases in both State and Federal courts. He regularly handles serious felony cases such as Capital Murder, Aggravated Sexual Assault case and DWI Manslaughter. In addition, he has handled hundreds of misdemeanor cases such as DWI and Family Violence assaults. In Federal Court he has dealt with numerous Drug Offenses, Pornography cases, and Financial Fraud cases.. Bobby actively participates in both local and State Bar associations and is a Life Fellow in the San Antonio Bar Foundation and a Sustaining Life Fellow in the Texas Bar Foundation. He is the Past President of the San Antonio Bar Association as well as the San Antonio Young Lawyer's Association. In addition, he is a founding member of the San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and still serves as a Director in that organization. He has also been a Director of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association since 2005.. “The foundation of effective criminal defense begins with an unwavering belief that Constitutional guarantees are not “technicalities” upon which the guilty are set free but are in fact the citadel from which the innocent protect themselves from overzealous prosecution.” Bobby Barrera.
I am a native Texan that believes in protecting the rights' of the citizens of this great state. I was born in San Antonio, Texas and have lived all over southwest Texas. I received my Bachelor's Degree from St. Mary's University and my law degree from Mississippi College School of Law in Jackson, MS. As a law student I focused on criminal law and personal injury law. After passing the Texas Bar Exam I accepted a position as a Felony Prosecutor with the 293rd Judicial District Attorney's Office. It was here that I learned how the legal system works as I had the opportunity to handle hundreds of felony cases. I was also given the opportunity to try many cases to juries that often resulted in favorable results. I am now looking forward to helping those in need by serving the San Antonio community as an attorney handling criminal defense and personal injury cases.
310 S St. Mary’s Street , San Antonio , Texas 78205
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Personal Injury, Family
Neil Calfas is the founder of Calfas Law Group and a distinguished criminal defense attorney in the San Antonio community. Following his graduation from St. Mary’s University College of Law, Neil started his legal career working under Gerry Goldstein, Van Hilley, and Mark Stevens—some of the most prominent criminal defense lawyers in the state. Neil would go on to found his own firm and continued to build a reputation for providing knowledgeable, hard-hitting representation both in and outside the courtroom. He served as the Continuing Legal Education Editor for the San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association's monthly publication and as an Adjunct Law Professor at St. Mary’s University College of Law, as well. He maintains membership with several prestigious organizations, including the Texas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. To inquire about representation, call Calfas Law Group today.
Monica R. Khirallah is a criminal defense trial lawyer who practices in Bexar County, Kendall County and the surrounding area.. Former state prosecutor Monica Ramirez Khirallah has successfully represented thousands of persons facing criminal charges and has tried over 80 cases to a jury. She is highly rated by former clients who praise her zealous advocacy, compassion, and experience in the courtroom. Monica started her criminal law practice at the Denton County District Attorney’s Office where she became Chief of County Criminal Court Number 5. In 2015, Monica left the District Attorney’s office to begin a criminal defense practice.. Whether your case involves mitigation and damage control or a fight to ensure justice, Monica has garnered the trust and confidence of those she represents and she works tirelessly to secure the very best possible outcome. Monica is fluent in Spanish and is a passionate voice for the Spanish speaking community.She resides in her hometown of Boerne, Texas with her husband David, a Partner at Thompson Coe Cousins and Irons. Monica and David are the proud parents of four boys, Davey, Daniel †, Gabriel, and Charlie. When Monica is not in the courtroom, you can find her chasing the boys on their family ranch.
110 Broadway St Ste 355 , San Antonio , Texas 78205
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
For over a quarter century, Michael (Mike) Machado has been giving a voice to those who would otherwise stand mute against their accusers. He has taken a stand to protect the rights of a few in order to preserve those same rights for all of us.. The motto of the Machado Law Firm is simply:. "Every Saint has a past, and every sinner has a future."
My interest in the law came about during my first years of college at the State University of New York. I had a keen interest in history, Amercian and English history, and a desire to learn about anything I could get my hands on. During college I worked for the New York State Attorney General in the Consumer Fraud and Protection Bureau then I worked for the New York State Senate and was able to rub shoulders with Lt. Governor Mario Cuomo.. Although able to attend law school in the Northeast, I tired of shoveling snow off the hood of the car, I decided to go South. I attended my last year of High School in Chihuahua, Mexico. I returned to school in Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico. I loved the people and language of Mexico. I wanted to continue to use Spanish and I sought a school close to Mexico. I attended St. Mary's School of Law graduating in 1987 ( I also took law clases at University of Texas Law School in Austin).. With my interest in constitutional law, I believe my practice which is primarily employment / labor law and criminal law is logical. Both deal with individual rights and constitutional law.. In my employment / labor practice, I represent both employers and employees (not in the same case!). The federal and state statutes that define the relationship between employers and employees are complex and are ever-changing through court interpretation. I have written a deskbook on employment law that divides the complex laws on a conceptual basis for easy use by the practitioner.. In my criminal practice, I defend the accused, from murder to drug cases. I have also been and continue to be a municipal prosecutor for almost twenty years. I have been a municipal judge for almost twenty several years. I am often hired to get involved in a criminal case to determine if evidence can be suppressed (whether statements made by the accused or physical evidence seized by law enforcement). I have secured dismissal in many cases because evidence could not be used. I prevailed on suppression issues in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals and another in the Third Court of Appeals in Austin. I see first-hand as a city prosecutor the application of the principles of reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and the necessary and proper procedure to get evidence in.. I conduct training for police officers on the proper application of the principles in the Texas Constitution and the U.S. Constitution involving police encounters with citizens in regards to searches and seizures.. Apart from the law, and after my involvement with my children, tennis is my joy. I try to play three to four times a week. Tennis anyone???
Disclaimer: This content is based on aggregated public information and estimated market trends. It is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
