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Derek A Adame Attorney At Law

Call: 940-276-8998

  • Home
  • About
    • Adame, Derek A.
  • Criminal Defense
    • Drug Crimes
      • Drug Possession
    • DWI
      • ALR Hearings
      • DWI FAQ
      • DWI Penalties
      • Multiple Offenses
      • Underage DWI
    • Family Violence
      • Child Abuse
    • Felonies
    • Juvenile Crimes
    • Misdemeanors
    • Probation Violations
    • Sex Crimes
      • Rape
    • Theft Crimes
  • Blog
  • Testimonials
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Derek Adame

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Case Results

  • JURY VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY – Client charged with DWI on his way home from a company Christmas party, blood drawn with a search warrant.
  • JURY VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY – Client charged with DWI after being found asleep behind the wheel of his vehicle and awakened by multiple police officers.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with DWI after allegedly not slowing down for an officer that was pulled over on the side of the road writing another driver a ticket.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged after her ex-husband anonymously called police claiming she was driving drunk. Police pulled her over for matching the caller’s description and having the name “Texas” partially obscured by her license plate holder. Police obtained a warrant to draw client’s blood.
  • CHARGES REDUCED – Client charged with DWI after being observed by police driving through the Denton town square.
  • CHARGES REDUCED – Client charged with DWI after being stopped for speeding by Lewisville police on I-35.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with Assault Family Violence against her estranged husband and mother in law for allegedly striking them when they physically removed her from their home and refused to hand her children over at the end of their custody visitation.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with Assault Family Violence for allegedly striking her boyfriend when she was trying to kick him out of her house for not paying his share of the bills and refusing to get a job, which put her state license in jeopardy.
  • JURY VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY – Client charged with Assault Family Violence for allegedly punching and choking his ex-wife when she arrived at his home intoxicated to pick up their children for a custody exchange.
  • JURY VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY – Client charged with Assault Family Violence when his estranged wife was assaulted by her boyfriend and given a black eye, which she later told the police was caused by Client.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client, a war veteran, charged with Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon for allegedly trying to run down his neighbor with his pickup. Police burst into client’s home in the middle of the night, pulled him from his bed, and arrested him without first informing him that he was under suspicion for the alleged crime. Arrest was executed only on the strength of the neighbor’s allegation.
  • JURY VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY – Client accused of two counts of Assault on a Police Officer for allegedly pushing officers and reaching for their weapons when being placed under arrest. Officers caught on videotape laughing at client when he asked them why he was being arrested.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with Aggravated Assault when his ex-wife’s boyfriend came to his home and assaulted him with a pipe, then called police to claim client had actually assaulted him. Evidence of self-defense presented.
  • CASE NO BILLED BY GRAND JURY, DISMISSED – Client charged with Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon for allegedly cutting her husband with a knife. Evidence of self-defense presented to Grand Jury.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with Possession of Marijuana after police claimed to have smelled burning marijuana as they passed client’s vehicle.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client, a war veteran, charged with Possession of Controlled Substance when police searched his home without a warrant in an effort to arrest his roommate. Client was at work at the time of the search.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with Possession of Controlled Substance after being observed by police changing seats inside the vehicle and passenger telling police client possessed drugs.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with Harboring a Runaway after having taken in a friend of her grandson’s when that child’s mother kicked him out of the house and later alleged he was a runaway to avoid legal trouble.
  • CASE DISMISSED – Client charged with Criminal Mischief after allegedly breaking a bar’s window, putting his college scholarship in jeopardy.

Practice Areas

  • Criminal Defense
    • Drug Crimes
      • Drug Possession
      • Marijuana Law
    • DWI
      • ALR Hearings
      • DWI FAQ
      • DWI Penalties
      • Multiple Offenses
      • Underage DWI
      • Occupational Driver’s License (ODL)
    • Family Violence
      • Child Abuse
    • County Jail Release & Bail Bond Assistance
  • Felonies
  • Juvenile Crimes
  • Misdemeanors
  • Probation Violations
    • Motion to Revoke Probation (MTR/MTP)
  • Sex Crimes
    • Rape
  • Theft Crimes
    • Card Abuse & Identity Theft

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Denton, TX 76209

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