DWI and DUI
DWI and DUI
A DWI arrest can move quickly from booking to arraignment and court settings. Early preparation helps preserve important information, understand release conditions, and respond deliberately.
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A former felony prosecutor, Cerise represents clients in juvenile, state, federal, DWI/DUI, drug-possession, evading-arrest, bond, assault, theft, expungement, and other criminal matters. No outcome is guaranteed; every case depends on its facts.
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A former felony prosecutor, Cerise represents clients in juvenile, state, federal, DWI/DUI, drug-possession, evading-arrest, bond, assault, theft, expungement, and other criminal matters. No outcome is guaranteed; every case depends on its facts.
DWI and DUI
A DWI arrest can move quickly from booking to arraignment and court settings. Early preparation helps preserve important information, understand release conditions, and respond deliberately.
State and Federal Charges
The office represents clients facing serious allegations in Texas and federal court, including theft, assault, drug, firearm, probation, and other felony or misdemeanor matters.
Juvenile Defense
A juvenile accusation can affect a young person and the entire family. The office helps parents understand the process and prepares a defense grounded in the individual facts.
Drug and Evading Arrest Cases
Drug-possession and evading-arrest allegations can carry lasting consequences. Each case requires close review of the stop, search, evidence, statements, and surrounding events.
Bonds, Theft and Expungements
The office also assists with bond matters, theft allegations, and record-clearing questions when the circumstances and law allow.
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The current website identifies juvenile, state, federal, DWI/DUI, drug-possession, evading-arrest, assault, theft, bond, and expungement matters. Cerise’s experience as a former felony prosecutor supports close review, realistic communication, and prepared representation.
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