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When the law comes knocking, you need someone in your corner who has been on the other side of that door. Attorney Jeffrey D. Sasser spent years as a Harris County Assistant District Attorney, building criminal cases for the State of Texas. Now he uses that same insider knowledge to defend you. He knows how prosecutors think, how they build their cases, and exactly where those cases can fall apart. When your freedom, your job, and your reputation are on the line, experience like that makes all the difference.
A criminal charge, whether it is a misdemeanor or a felony, can follow you for the rest of your life. It can cost your job, your housing, your professional licenses, and your peace of mind. At the Law Office of Jeffrey D. Sasser, we take every case seriously. We fight hard, we communicate clearly, and we never stop working until we have achieved the best possible outcome for you.
Former Harris County Prosecutor: He sat at the other table. He is aware of what they are seeking and how to counter it.
30+ Years of Courtroom Experience: There are hundreds of criminal cases that are processed in Harris County and its environs.
Stay calm. Do not discuss the questions without an attorney in the presence. You are entitled to keep quiet; make use of it. Call Attorney Sasser, and the sooner the better, so that we can start defending your rights at once.
Yes, in many cases. First-time offenders usually can be put on probation, deferred adjudication, or pretrial diversion. Attorney Sasser has been very effective in getting several first-time offenders out of jail after negotiating the alternatives with prosecutors.
Misdemeanor is a less severe offense that bears a sentence of one year in county jail. A felony is a greater crime and may attract a prison sentence of 180 days to life, depending on the crime committed. They both may be long-lasting on your record and your life.
As soon as possible. The later the Attorney Sasser intervenes, the better. Evidence may be lost, witnesses may lose details, and deadlines may run away. The sooner you act in defense, the better your chances of defense are.