Results: Felony Jury Trials William B. Mange has Tried

For many of the cases listed below, you have the full cause number and the Defendant’s full name. For others, because I represented the Defendant, I observe my duty to maintain the confidentiality of my client, and so only give my clients’ initials and part of the cause number. For the cases in which I list the Defendant’s full name  and cause number, you can look up the Court’s file and verify for yourself that what is written below is accurate. All cases are felony jury trials, unless otherwise noted.

Results noted here do not guarantee results in other cases. The outcome of any individual case depends on the facts and law in that case.

 

  • Cause #
    State of Texas VS
    Judge
    Results Favorable to Client?
    Nature of Case
  • C1CR 1_-_ _ 8_ _5
    Client DWR
    Judge Mueller
    Yes. Not guilty by verdict of the jury.
    Driving While Intoxicated, Class A Misdemeanor (because of how high blood test result was). Client pulled over for failing to signal intent to change lanes. Client did well on field sobriety tests, but made some unfortunate admissions. Client’s blood was drawn by warrant and was tested at .163, which is more than twice the "legal limit."
  • D1DC 1_-9_7_2_
    Client JR
    Judge Davis, sitting for Judge Denton.
    Yes. Hung jury. Client was never convicted of the felony with which he was charged.
    Assault family violence enhanced to a third degree felony by a prior conviction. Police took several photographs of the alleged victim’s bloody face and split lip. The State had witnesses who were not involved who testified that they saw the assault while it happened and that the alleged victim was not defending herself. The jury hung over the issue of self-defense.
  • C1CR-1_-2_0_5_
    GG
    Judge Carlos Barrera
    Yes. The result was a hung jury, three for the defense and three for the state.
    Driving while intoxicated with a blood-alcohol concentration of greater than or equal to 0.15. The client was pulled over for some swerving and for taking a low-speed turn at high speed. The video of the field sobriety tests had its challenges, though my client was always polite, respectful, and cooperative. The client agreed to blow and his breath test result was a .172. Ultimately the State chose not to try the case again, dismissed the driving while intoxicated charge, and my client agreed to accept a deferred adjudication probation to an obstruction of a passageway charge.
  • D1DC 07-6_0_1_
    Client OM
    Judge Coronado.
    Yes. Not guilty by jury verdict on 4 counts of a five count indictment. On the fifth count, the jury...
    Offenses: Aggravated Sexual Assault (2 counts, both not guilty); indecency with a child by exposure (2 counts, both "not guilty"); and indecency with a child by contact (hung).
  • C1CR 07-2_4_5_
    Client AP
    Judge Hohengarten
    Yes. Guilty, but Client received better treatment upon sentencing than was originally offered by the State.
    DWI, 2nd offense. Client's high blood test (0.20) was suppressed on grounds that the State had violated client's right to investigate the facts by negligently destroying the blood sample
  • C1CR 0_-2_0_2_
    DQN
    Judge Earle.
    Yes. Not Guilty by verdict of the jury.
    Driving While Intoxicated, Class B Misdemeanor. Client blew in the Intoxilyzer with results of .119 and .120. The .120 breath test result equals 150% of the "legal limit" of .08.
  • D1DC 0_-2_3_70
    HR
    Judge Perkins. Judge.
    Yes. Range of punishment was 2-20 years in prison. State asked Judge to assess the maximum years in prison. Because of client's felony record (5 prison or State Jail Facility convictions), he was not eligible for probation. So I asked for a sentence toward the minimum. Client received 20% less than the State's requested sentence.
    Delivery of a Controlled Substance, enhanced by 2 prior trips to the penitentiary and 2 prior State Jail Felony convictions.
  • D1DC 0_3_0_82
    LS
    Judge Campbell. Jury
    Yes. Range of punishment was 5 - 99 years or Life in prison. State asked for 30. I asked for 5 (statutory minimum). Client received 10 years.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child.
  • DIDC-2005-2_4_92
    RS
    Judge Moore Judge
    Robbery, enhanced from 2nd degree felony to 1st degree by earlier trip to prison.
    Robbery, enhanced from 2nd degree felony to 1st degree by earlier trip to prison.
  • DIDC-2005-3_2_53
    CD
    Judge Flowers. Jury.
    Yes. Client received 20% less in punishment than State asked jury to deliver.
    Third felony DWI (5th DWI total). On Walk And Turn test, client was instructed to walk 9 steps forward, turn, and walk 9 steps back. Video showed client walked 15 steps forward and 11 steps back.
  • D1DC-2004-2_5_33
    JB
    Judge Lynch.
    Yes. Client found Not Guilty by directed verdict on paragraph one of the indictment. Client received same result on paragraph two as offered before trial.
    Aggravated Assault. Client was accused of striking and threatening a pregnant woman with a deadly weapon.
  • 66 6 3
    IM
    Judge Earle in a bench trial.
    Yes. Client found Not Guilty.
    Prostitution (misd)
  • 2--0031
    RW
    Judge Flowers
    Yes. Prosecutor offered 15 years in prison before trial. Jury decided to give probation to client.
    Aggravated Assault. Client stabbed victim (not previously known to him) in the neck.
  • 3021525
    David Hardeman
    Judge Kocurek
    No.
    Aggravated Assault and Attempted Murder.
  • 3--0081
    RL
    Judge Jon Wisser
    Yes. Prosecutor offered State Jail Facility time before trial. After jury selection, Prosecutor offered to allow client to plead to a misdemeanor and to let him out of jail right away.
    Delivery of a Controlled Substance
  • 3—2088
    SM
    Judge Wil Flowers
    Yes. Client found not guilty of some counts; and Prosecutor offered 40 years in prison before trial. Jury decided 7 years would be more fair. Reversed in part by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, 225 S.W.3d 550 (2007).
    Aggravated Sexual Assault Child; Indecency with a Child by Contact by Exposure
  • 03-435K26
    Deanna Goins
    Judge Billy Ray Stubblefield Williamson County
    Yes. Client faced Life to Capital Murder at trial. Pled after evidence began.
    Capital Murder (non-death penalty) and Intentional Injury to a Child
  • 3--1511
    ES
    Judge Julie Kocurek
    Possession Of A Controlled Substance Cocaine & Possession Of A Firearm By A Felon
    Felon in possession of a firearm
  • A.--.CR.165.H
    CPS
    Senior U.S. District Judge Harry Lee Hudspeth United States District Court, Western District of Texas, Austin Division
    Yes. Client's conviction was reversed on appeal to the United States Supreme Court on basis of United States v. Booker, that sentence was unconstitutional, 125 S.Ct. 1091 (2005), aff'd 132 Fed.Appx 534 (5th Cir. 2005), cert. denied 126 S.Ct. 319 (2005).
    Possession Of A Controlled Substance Cocaine & Possession Of A Firearm By A Felon
  • 9--4115
    AM
    Judge Charles Campbell/ Jury
    Yes. Prosecutor asked jury to give client 45 years in prison. Jury gave client 7 years. Case was reversed on appeal, 143 S.W.3d 395 (Tex. App. – Austin, 2004), and was sent back to the trial court.
    Possession of chemicals with intent to make methamphetamine
  • 3--2636
    TT
    Judge Fred Moore
    Yes. Prosecutor offered 30 years in prison before trial. After verdict, client pleaded guilty to minimum allowable under the law.
    Burglary of a habitation
  • John Patterson
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
  • 00.7352
    Jacob Kindle
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. The Defendant pleaded guilty during trial.
    Murder
  • 1011366
    Christopher Rhoades
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Burglary of a building and theft
  • 1010803
    William Woods
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Sexual assault
  • 00.7267
    Loncelle Holloway
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    No. I represented the State in this case. Not guilty verdict.
    Possession Of A Controlled Substance <1 gram
  • 00.6279
    Justin Helms
    Judge Campbell/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict. 18 years in prison.
    Murder
  • 00.6612
    Samuel Worthen
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Robbery
  • 00.2505
    Ygnacio Romero
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Assault Family Violence
  • 00.2771
    Joe Don Forbes
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Defendant pleaded guilty while jury was deliberating, allowing me to get his testimony against his codefendant. 18 years in prison.
    Murder
  • 99.4046
    George Rieck
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Retaliation
  • 99.5324
    Apparajan Ganesan
    Judge Kocurek/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Solicitation of murder
  • 99.4946
    Chris Robinson
    Judge Kocurek
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Assault on a Peace Officer
  • 99.2550
    Lloyd Powell
    Judge Kocurek
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Defendant pleaded guilty while jury was deliberating.
    Unauthorized Use of a Motor Vehicle
  • 99.3343
    Sabrina Gaines
    Judge Blackwell
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Forgery 8 counts (guilty all 8)
  • 99.2108
    Terrance Marioneaux
    Judge Blackwell/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Assault Public Servant
  • 98.3165
    Daniel Hernandez
    Judge Blackwell
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Robbery—Habitual
  • 98.2383
    Mark Perkins
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Robbery
  • 98.2385
    Chris Wardlow
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Robbery
  • 98.2920
    Juan Cruz
    Judge Campbell/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Delivery Of A Controlled Substance Cocaine
  • 98-4570
    Jay Terry
    Judge Blackwell/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Intoxicated Manslaughter & Manslaughter
  • 98-3779
    Kenneth Neuman
    Judge Blackwell
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Assault
  • 97-4815
    Ebaristo Sanchez
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Murder
  • 97-5343
    Bart Ross
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Engaging in Organized Crime - Aggravated Assault
  • 97-5901
    Ismael Cruz
    Judge Blackwell/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Murder
  • 98-1124
    Kenneth Terrell
    Judge Blackwell
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Sexual Assault of Child
  • 98-0660
    E.J. McCarty, Jr.
    Judge Wisser/ pled
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Jury hung, then Defendant pleaded guilty.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault
  • 98-0076
    George Foreman
    Judge Campbell
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Indecency with a Child by Contact
  • 97-1879
    Tomoro Chatman
    Judge Moore/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. The Defendant pleaded guilty.
    Possession Of A Controlled Substance
  • 97-1416
    Victor Walls
    Judge Wisser
    No. I represented the State in this case. Not guilty verdict.
    Bail Jumping
  • 97-2886
    William Balfour
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault
  • 97-1204
    Jesse Avalos
    Judge Moore/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault
  • 97-2978
    Randy Smith
    Judge Wisser/ Jury
    No. I represented the State in this case. The jury hung.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault
  • 97-1902
    Juan Reyes, Jr.
    Judge Fuller
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Indecency by Contact
  • 96-2615
    Pete Trevino
    Judge Wisser
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Indecency by Contact
  • 96-5151 96-0283
    Brian Bryant
    Judge Blackwell
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault, Indecency by contact
  • 96-5450
    Domingo Hernandez
    Judge Wisser
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault, Indecency by Contact and Exposure
  • 96-4382
    Michael Ignasiak
    Judge Moore
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Manslaughter
  • 95-5679
    Jose Beltran
    Judge Blackwell/ Pled
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. The Defendant pleaded guilty during trial.
    Robbery
  • 95-5082
    Robert Earl Darnell
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Attempted Murder
  • 95-5388
    Willie Walker
    Judge Lynch/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Felony Murder
  • 95-4243
    Jerry Fawver
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Burglary
  • 95-4979
    Joseph Queen
    Judge Lynch/ Auto Life
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Capital Murder
  • 95-4026
    Robert Earl Darnell
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Murder
  • 94-4998
    Lorenzo Medrano
    Judge Fuller
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
  • 95-0101
    Eric Kahmann
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child and Indecency by Contact
  • 95-3027
    Thomas Sager
    Judge Flowers/ Pled after found guilty
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Manslaughter/Criminal Negligent Homicide
  • 94-5984
    David Gurley
    Judge Lynch
    No. I represented the State in this case. Not guilty.
    Burglary of a Building
  • 94-3425
    Dion McClendon
    Judge Fuller
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Burglary of a Habitation
  • 94-0639
    Juan Guajardo
    Judge Fuller/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
  • 94-3125
    Jesse Herrera
    Judge Lynch/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Murder
  • 94-0357
    Jesse B. Griffin
    Judge Lynch/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Assault
  • 94-2776
    Juan Vasquez
    Judge Lynch/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Defendant pleaded guilty in exchange for 24 year sentence in prison after testimony began.
    Burglary Habitation with Intent to Commit Sexual Assault
  • 93-6174
    Guy Curtis Holweger
    Judge Lynch
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Assault
  • J-13,772
    K.T.
    Judge Cooper
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Robbery
  • 94-0540
    Anthony Luke McFadden
    Judge Perkins
    No. I represented the State in this case. Not Guilty
    Murder
  • J-13,054
    R.B. (juvenile case)
    Judge Dietz
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. The jury hung, then the Respondent child pleaded guilty.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
  • 91-5635
    Charles Harrison
    Judge Fuller/ Jury
    Yes. I represented the State in this case. Guilty verdict.
    Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child