Meet Mandy Miller Criminal Trial & Post-Conviction Attorney Serving Katy & the Entire Houston Area
Powerful Representation Backed by Over 20 Years of Experience
Confronting criminal charges is a frightening experience. Most likely it is one of the most difficult times you will ever encounter in your lifetime. When your freedom and your future is at stake, you need supportive and powerful legal guidance to help you navigate the legal system. You need Mandy Miller Legal, PLLC. For more than fifteen years, I have exclusively practiced criminal law.
As a dedicated Katy criminal defense lawyer with trial experience, I have the breadth and depth of experience you can only garner by a focused defense practice. Whether you are facing misdemeanor or felony charges, Mandy Miller Legal, PLLC can deliver the resolute and skilled advocacy you need to protect your rights and safeguard your liberties.
Call my firm to retain skilled legal counsel from a former district attorney!
As a former district attorney, I understand how to analyze a case from all angles and know what it takes to fight the government. My vast knowledge of the law includes the insight into how prosecutors construct and try their cases. If there is a reason for your case to be dismissed or the charges to be reduced, I will find it. As my client, you will always receive a thorough investigation, a solid strategy, and aggressive representation to defend your rights.
During my term serving as a prosecutor, I learned that there is no perfect case. This gives me a significant edge in defending my clients. As your diligent advocate, I can spot weaknesses to exploit in order to garner a dismissal or acquittal. Additionally, I know what type of charge reduction and sentencing options the district attorneys have available to them. If a complete exoneration is not a possibility, I will not rest until we have negotiated to the best plea bargain available.
Providing the Undivided Attention You Deserve Throughout Fort Bend County And The Houston Area
As your devoted criminal defense advocate, I can provide the undivided and unwavering attention you deserve. Your case will not be passed off to a colleague or assistant, but handled personally by me throughout every step of the process.
I am a devoted professional who is willing to put in the long hours it takes to craft an effective defense. Protecting your best interests is always my number one priority. I believe that personalized communication is imperative for successfully representing my clients.
Availability to handle emergency concerns.
Personal meetings with the attorney, not an associate.
Working together for an individualized approach.
Free initial consultations either by phone or in person
Sentence reversed
Juvenile life without parole.
Stay of execution
Capital Case Where Death Was Imposed
Reversed, resentenced to life with parol
Capital Case Where Death Was Imposed
Dismissed
Drug Crimes
Case Dismissed
DWI
Your Case Is Not Over Yet!
You may think your rights as a citizen ended the moment you were convicted. I am here to tell you nothing is further from the truth. Juries sometimes make wrong decisions. Prosecutors often try flawed cases.
As a steadfast Katy criminal defense attorney, I have authored over 130 appeals and post-conviction writs of habeas corpus and have successfully argued before the courts of appeal on several occasions. I can deliver the resolute advocacy you can rely on to tenaciously fight for your freedom!
In the realm of legal defenses available within Texas, self-defense stands as a crucial strategy for those facing assault charges. This defense hinges on the concept that the accused acted out of necessity to protect themselves from imminent harm. Our aim with this post is to elucidate the process of establishing a self-defense claim under […]
When facing drug charges, the circumstances surrounding the collection of evidence against you are critical to the outcome of your case. At Mandy Miller Legal, we are deeply familiar with the nuances of criminal defense, especially drug-related offenses. This article delves into the question of whether evidence obtained through an illegal search can indeed be […]
Facing assault charges in Texas can be an overwhelming experience, fraught with uncertainty and the potential for serious consequences. A common question among those accused is, "Is it possible to have assault charges dropped in Texas?" The answer is yes, but it requires a comprehensive legal strategy and a thorough understanding of the state's legal […]
A trial in 2018 failed to take exculpatory evidence into account, leading to a 20-year prison sentence for a Houston man who could not have committed the crime alleged against him. Attorney Mandy Miller, however, secured an overturned conviction and case dismissal in November.
On January 23, 2019, Sammy Arellano called 911 to report that an armed robber shot her boyfriend, professional boxer John VanMeter. Although responders quickly raced to the scene, the victim was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
The Texas Board of Legal Specialization (TBLS) recently announced that Mandy Miller received Board Certification in Criminal Appellate Law. Mandy currently practices in both Harris and Fort Bend Counties, Texas. She also accepts post-conviction matters state wide.
If movies and television programs are to be believed, once you receive a sentencing and conviction in Texas criminal court, the case is closed, settled, and locked away. Thankfully, the media is mistaken, and often forgets one of the most important aspects of the criminal justice system: an appeal.
Ever since the “War on Drugs” was launched in the early 1970’s, the United States criminal justice system has been attempting to crack down on drug crimes. People convicted of such violations are frequently slammed with penalties that seem disproportionate to the alleged crime
Nearly everyone knows that felonies are more serious than misdemeanors. What most people don’t know, however, is that Texas has a unique way of categorizing felony offenses. Not all felonies are created equal and the state is intentional about utilizing punishments that fit the crime.
Although Texas is known for being the state with the most death row executions, the state’s top criminal court recently called off an execution of a man just days before it was scheduled. The court’s decision certainly left people scratching their heads, but the reasoning behind it was not explained right away.
Do you feel that you been wrongly convicted of a crime? Did your attorney or the court make mistakes? If so, your fight for justice does not have to end. You may be able to appeal your case with help from an experienced criminal defense lawyer at my firm.
First, do your research. Most criminal attorneys have a website now. Look at their qualifications. How long have they practiced? And how much of their practice is devoted to criminal law? Do they not only try cases, but study the law?
For most people, getting their record expunged could be the new lease on life they deserve. If you have been convicted of a criminal offense under Texas Criminal Code §161.252, you may be eligible to get
Although some states have passed laws legalizing the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes, Texas has not. Under state law, it is illegal to possess any amount of marijuana, regardless of how a person may intend to use it.
Chapter 55 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure details the qualifications and requirements which must be met before an individual's criminal offenses can be expunged from his or her criminal record.
There are many states which allow law enforcement officers to set up DWI checkpoints or roadblocks for the purpose of spotting, detaining and arresting those individuals who are suspected of driving while intoxicated. Texas is not one of those states.
Below, you can find information on a variety of topics regarding criminal defense in Texas. As a Katy criminal defense attorney, I have provided this blog for your benefit as a starting point for you to gain some legal guidance.
Disclaimer: The information on this website is for general information purposes only. Nothing on this site should be taken as legal advice for any individual case or situation. This information is not intended to create, and receipt or viewing does not constitute, an attorney-client relationship.
