Trespass to a Habitation Defense
Board certified Harris County Juvenile Attorney James Sullivan represented his young client in the 313th District Court on a class A misdemeanor Trespass to a 
Habitation. His client insisted he was innocent. The prosecutor offered one year of probation and the judge probably would have agreed to a deferred prosecution. Sullivan did not think that was a just result as his client proclaimed his innocence. Sullivan persuaded his client and his parents to take their case to trial. As it turns out, it was not necessary. When Sullivan told the prosecutor he wanted to reset the case for a trial setting, the prosecutor dismissed the case.
If you or a loved one need a Houston criminal attorney, contact James Sullivan at (281) 546-6428 for a confidential consultation. Sullivan gets proven results in misdemeanor and felony criminal and juvenile cases in Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery counties. Sullivan attended Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyers College.
