Top criminal defense Lawyers in Bryan | 8 available

8 criminal defense lawyers are available in Bryan, Texas, including Cameron Reynolds, Craig A. Greening, Craig M. Greaves, and Earl Royce Gray. These lawyers are rated between 3.9/5 to 4.3/5 and 57% provide free consultation.

Craig A. Green

Earl Royce Gra

Jay Granberry

Kyle Hawthorne

Philip C. Bank

Stephen A. Gus

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Craig A. Greening

Firm: James and Reynolds

1716 Briarcrest Drive 505 , Bryan , Texas 77806

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Family

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“Mr. Greening did an outstanding job handling my case. He was always very helpful and friendly. His staff did an amazing job as well. They always retur...”

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Earl Royce Gray

Firm: Earl Gray Law Firm

North Main Street , Bryan , Texas 77803

Practice Areas: Constitutional ,Criminal Defense ,Medical Malpractice,Motor Vehicle Accidents,Personal Injury,Traffic Violations

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“My husband went to school at A&M was arrested for driving while license susp. an picked up a fake id charge for carrying his brother id - Mr. Gray was...”

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Jay Granberry

Firm: Gray & Granberry, Attorneys at Law

North Main Street , Bryan , Texas 77803

Practice Areas: Constitutional ,Criminal Defense ,Traffic Violations

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“Jay Granberry was my first account with an attorney, and I can say, I have dealt with none like him since that time. Jay was able to help me through m...”

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“I had a great experience working with the Granberry Law Firm. They were professional, responsive, and kept me informed throughout the entire process. Most importantly, they helped …”

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Kyle Hawthorne

Firm: Bruchez, Goss, Thornton, Meronoff and Hawthorne, P.C.

4343 Carter Creek Parkway 100 778 , Bryan , Texas 77802

Practice Areas: Business ,Civil ,Condemnation & Eminent Domain,Criminal Defense ,Family

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Philip C. Banks

Firm: Philip C. Banks, P.C.

500 East 29th Street , Bryan , Texas 77803

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Drug Crimes,Employment & Labor ,Family ,General Practice,Personal Injury,Probate ,Wills

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“Philip Banks is the most honest attorney I know. His knowledge of the law is remarkable. He helped me so much with a criminal case. He has a good r...”

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Stephen A. Gustitis

Firm: Stephen A. Gustitis Attorney at Law

North Main Street , Bryan , Texas 77803

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense

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“I received a citation for having alcohol show on a breathalyzer even though it was well below the legal limit because I was under 21. Mr. Gustitis de...”

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“Stephan is a great attorney and very nice man; who also responds quickly. He not only works and advices well but also keeps it honest with you on the process and how to get the out…”

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Cameron Reynolds

Firm: James and Reynolds

1716 Briarcrest Drive 505 , Bryan , Texas 77806

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Family ,Personal Injury

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“Aaron Kleinschmidt’s attention to detail and professionalism exceeded my expectations. His communication was always prompt, even after hours. Thanks to his expertise and dedication…”

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Craig M. Greaves

Firm: Craig M. Greaves, Attorney at Law

South Main Street , Bryan , Texas 77803

Practice Areas: Civil Rights,Criminal Defense ,Sexual Harassment

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“I hired Mr, Greaves to handle my charge of Driving While Intoxicated. Despite the fact that a jury heard evidence that the Intoxilyzer 5000 showed m...”

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Is there anything that can be done? | Aug 19, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Keeping it short and simple , 2021 i was put on deferred adjudication for agg robbery & evading arrest w/motor vehicle , 2023 i cuaght a class b misdemeanor theft &" was sentenced 10-20 days in jail , Next month i am successfully completing my probation . I understand theres a 5 year wait after completing probation , is it still possible get a nondisclosure for them , and one for the misdemeanor class b Location: Texas
Sanity check on a stolen property accusation | Aug 14, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas Background: My SO ("Jazz") allowed a friend ("Bob") of hers to crash at her apartment for several months when he had nowhere else to go. About four months ago, Bob got arrested for violating a protective order from his ex, and he either couldn't or wouldn't post bail, so he's been in jail ever since. So that left Jazz with a bunch of his stuff sitting at her apartment. Now, they've been in regular contact ever since. Bob asked a while back about some items from Jazz's apartment related to his legal defense; specifically a laptop computer, an old phone, and some paperwork. He suggested that either another friend of his ("Nick") or maybe his cousin could come pick the stuff up. This stuff has been set aside ever since then - for something like three months now. Despite repeated messaging, Nick never gets to the point of proposing a time to come get it. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, yesterday Nick messaged Jazz and threatened to file a police report for the "stolen property" if she didn't either provide a tracking number or a "concrete plan" to hand it off. Now from where I sit, we're doing our duty here. We've offered repeatedly to be available to hand off the stuff any time, day or night. It's not like there have been a bunch of instances where Nick says "hey can I come by this evening" and we declined, or anything like that. I guess the question…
does violating a deferred adjudication guilty sentence mean they’re certain to serve prison time?? | Aug 2, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
LOCATION: TEXAS over the last two years hes been in and out while waiting for this trial and then last year, he took a guilty def adjudication plea for ~7 years of probation… he quickly violated the terms and a warrant was issued for his arrest after 8 months of not appearing for probation…. he just got arrested last month for that warrant… and is being held on no bail for the charge he took on deferred. is it true that he will now do the max time in prison for the charge since he’s already plead guilty on deferred adjudication? he also picked up a few other charges at the time of his arrest that have bonds set according to the jail roster. the charge is continuous violence against the family.
Texas failure to yield ticket | Jul 22, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Carrollton, texas So I got a ticket for failure to yield traffic approaching. Although I think the ticket is bogus because the intersection where I got it is dangerous. Although you can't see traffic coming from one side until you're going, I'm not sure if I'm gonna fight it. I looked up this ticket and apparently it's a class c misdemeanor? So if I plead guilty or lose my probation I will have this on my criminal record? can someone explain? I didn't know traffic tickets could be on criminal record.
Texas probation | Jul 21, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I’m on probation in Texas. I failed 1 ua and had 2 dilutions. I also have an ankle monitor that died twice and I violated curfew around my house. How likely is it that they will revoke it completely and issue a warrant. Do they usually start with sanctions and consequences outside of revocation. I go see my po in 2 days and I’m stressing hard. Im going to try to address it then and tell her I’ve been drinking and am willing to take classes or whatever I can to make this probation a success Location: Texas

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