Violent Crimes Providing the Defense You Need

Midland Violent Crime Lawyers

Comprehensive Support Each Step of the Way

At Wolf, Stallings & Mayo, we understand that being accused of a violent crime is an incredibly stressful and potentially life-changing event. That’s why we will guide you through each stage of your case, from pre-trial investigations and jail release all the way to referrals for potential appeal issues, if necessary. We’ve successfully defended West Texans against all kinds of violent crime accusations and have become known for aggressive legal representation in the courtroom and in negotiations with prosecutors. Beginning with your free consultation, we will work closely with you to investigate the circumstances of your alleged offense and to create a defense strategy specifically tailored to your situation. We serve Midland-Odessa and surrounding areas, including Ward, Reagan, Winkler, Martin, and Howard counties.

Contact our office today by calling (432) 237-3530 to schedule a free consultation with our violent crime attorneys in Midland, TX.

Defending Against Violent Crime Charges in West Texas

If you choose to partner with Wolf, Stallings & Mayo, we will use this experience and the knowledge we have gained over our careers to build as strong a legal defense as possible on your behalf. We defend people accused of various state- and federal-level crimes, including difficult charges like murder and robbery offenses.

Texas Murder Laws

In Texas, anyone found guilty of murder charges can face 5 to 99 years imprisonment or even capital punishment, depending on the facts of the case. Murder is a type of criminal homicide that occurs mainly when a person causes someone’s death either intentionally or while in the act of committing another felony (TPC §19.02). Although murder is normally a first-degree felony, a charge may be enhanced to capital murder in certain situations, such as if the victim was a law officer or if the crime occurred while attempting a kidnapping or robbery (TPC §19.03). Because of the severity of these charges, anyone accused of murder should seek legal assistance immediately upon arrest or accusation.

Texas Robbery Laws

While less severe than murder charges, being convicted on robbery charges can still carry sentences of 2 to 20 years in prison. A person may be charged with robbery (a second-degree felony) in Texas if they physically harmed another individual or threatened them with bodily harm or death while committing an act of theft (TPC §29.02). Anyone who causes serious injury, uses a deadly weapon, or threatens a senior over 65 or a disabled person with imminent bodily harm may face first-degree felony charges for aggravated robbery (TPC §29.03).

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John and Andrew's hard work spared us the trauma, time, humiliations and yes, money, that a trial would have brought. They are still doing some work on expungement for me on my case, and there is absolutely nobody I would trust more.

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Nothing serious, just a traffic ticket but as a CDL holder it was worth it to fight the ticket. Tyler Mayo did an exceptional job and I was found Not Guilty!

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