A criminal conviction in Texas can feel like the end, but it doesn't have to be. If you or a loved one has been found guilty of a crime, you still have critical rights and opportunities to challenge that outcome. The Texas criminal justice system allows for appeals – a vital process to meticulously review your case for legal errors that may have impacted the verdict. This is often the last, best chance to fight for your freedom and clear your name.
Larman Law understands the immense weight and frustration that comes with a conviction. The firm is dedicated to providing aggressive and expert legal representation for criminal appeals throughout the entire State of Texas. We offer that same dedication from clients in the smallest of Texas Counties to major metropolitan areas like Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Austin, El Paso, and beyond, offering a pathway forward when it feels like all hope is lost.
Navigating the complexities of appellate law requires a unique and highly specialized skill set. This is where Larman Law stands apart. Jason Larman is not just an experienced attorney; he is one of Texas's elite few – Board Certified in Criminal Appellate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. This prestigious distinction signifies the highest level of dedication, proven skill, and recognized expertise in this incredibly complex and nuanced area of Texas law. While our roots are strong in Rockwall County and the Dallas/Fort Worth area, our appellate practice extends its reach statewide, providing unparalleled advocacy wherever your case originated.
Choosing a Board Certified Criminal Appeals specialist like Jason Larman means you are partnering with an attorney who has:
Proven Mastery: Demonstrated substantial, relevant experience in criminal appeals and passed a rigorous examination specific to Texas appellate law.
Focused Knowledge: Deep understanding of Texas appellate procedures, standards of review, and the specific types of legal errors that can lead to a new trial or overturned conviction.
Respected Credentials: Recognized by peers and the Texas Board of Legal Specialization for his proficiency and commitment to excellence.
With well over 100 criminal appeals under his belt, and experience arguing before multiple Texas Courts of Appeals and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (Texas' highest criminal court), Jason Larman brings a wealth of practical experience and a track record of advocacy to your case.
Meticulous appellate representation typically involves:
Exhaustive Record Review: Carefully examining every detail of your trial transcript, evidence, and court filings to identify potential errors. This includes looking for issues such as:
Incorrect rulings by the trial judge
Ineffective assistance of counsel
Prosecutorial misconduct
Improperly admitted evidence
Errors in jury instructions
Sufficiency of the evidence
In-Depth Legal Research: Thoroughly researching all relevant Texas statutes and case law pertinent to the identified errors, ensuring your appeal is grounded in strong legal precedent.
Compelling Brief Writing: Crafting persuasive, well-reasoned appellate briefs that clearly articulate the legal errors and why they warrant relief from your conviction. This is where complex legal arguments are distilled into compelling narratives for the court.
Skillful Oral Argument: If granted by the appellate court, presenting powerful and persuasive arguments directly to the justices, passionately setting out the reasons the court should rule in your favor and overturn your conviction.
The timeline for filing a criminal appeal in Texas is incredibly strict and unforgiving. Missing a deadline can permanently forfeit your right to appeal. If you or a loved one has been convicted of a crime, it is absolutely crucial to act quickly and consult with an attorney who specializes in criminal appeals immediately. While no attorney can guarantee a specific outcome, Larman Law offers you strategic defense, proven advocacy, and the specialized expertise necessary to achieve the best possible result in your Texas criminal appeal.
Don't let a conviction be the final word. Contact Larman Law today for a confidential consultation to discuss your Texas criminal appeal and explore your options.