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Bellaire (11 miles)
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Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C.

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Phone: (713) 224-8815

Address: 402 Main St, Houston, TX 77002

Website: http://www.guywomack.com

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Law Offices of Guy L Womack

Criminal Defense
An experienced and determined criminal defense team could mean the difference between time behind bars and putting this matter behind you. We have the skills and the knowledge required to successfully defend your case. Fill out the information you see here, and we will begin as soon as possible.
DUI/DWI
Sex Crimes
Whether the criminal accusation you face is assault, a drug offense, fraud offense, officer misconduct, a sex offense, or you are facing a court martial or discharge hearing, our military criminal defense lawyers can help. Few military attorneys have the level of experience and understanding of the inner working of a military court that we bring to the table. Attorney Guy Womack received three awards from the U.S. Attorney General for serving as a judge advocate. Contact our military criminal defense lawyers at (713) 364-9913 today.
Fraud
Burglary
White Collar Crimes
From misdemeanors in Texas state courts, to felony white collar crimes in the federal courts, Geoff Womack brings a thorough...
Theft
Misdemeanors
From misdemeanors in Texas state courts, to felony white collar crimes in the federal courts, Geoff Womack brings a thorough knowledge of the law, attention to detail, and genuine concern for his clients to each case. Geoff gained his initial experience prior to law school while clerking at Vinson & Elkins, one of Texas' oldest and most distinguished law firms. After law school, Geoff joined his father's established law firm and together they formed Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. Geoff is applying his experience and knowledge from handling complex litigation to helping people accused of crimes. Already in his young career, Geoff has been involved in many high-profile trials, including the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse trials.
Embezzlement
The main difference between federal and state crimes is the jurisdiction responsible for investigating and prosecuting the crime. Federal crimes are offenses prohibited by federal law. They are investigated by federal law enforcement agencies such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and the Secret Service. These crimes include offenses such as embezzlement, drug trafficking across state lines, and crimes that occur on federal property, such as national parks, military bases, and government buildings.
Drug Crimes
At the federal level, Mr. Womack has earned a long string of case dismissals, acquittals and dramatically reduced penalties in drug crime trials. He also has a series of stunning case results in defending violent, drug and sexual charges in the state courts of Texas, Louisiana, Missouri, Alaska and Georgia.
Assault
Murder
State crimes, on the other hand, are offenses prohibited by state law and investigated by state law enforcement agencies such as state police or local police departments. These crimes can include offenses such as theft, assault, and murder that occur within the state's boundaries. Another difference between federal and state crimes is the severity of the penalties that can be imposed. If you've been accused of a federal crime, it is crucial you speak with a federal criminal defense attorney immediately. Federal crimes generally carry harsher penalties than state crimes, including longer prison sentences and higher fines. However, state crimes can also be punished severely depending on the nature and severity of the offense.
Homicide
When two army sergeants were accused of double homicide in the running over of two girls in South Korea, there was worldwide press attention and the expectation of a guilty verdict. At a jury trial by General Courts-Martial, Mr. Womack got a verdict of not guilty on all accounts. Riots broke out in South Korea upon announcement of the result.
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