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Justice Prevails: Recent Success with Dismissals & No Bills in Houston Criminal Defense
Hard Work Leads to Saving Clientsâ Futures If youâre facing criminal charges, one of the most important things to know is this: a strong defense can make all the difference. At David Smith Law, we believe everyone deserves a chance to move forward with their life without a criminal record. In the past few very busy and rewarding weeks, our team achieved multiple significant wins that demonstrateâŠ
Advancing to Final Voting Round in Houston Chronicle's Best of the Best 2026
David Smith Law Firm, PLLC Advances to Final Voting Round in Houston Chronicleâs Best of the Best 2026 We are pleased to announce that David Smith Law Firm, PLLC has advanced to the final voting round of the Houston Chronicleâs Best of the Best 2026 contest in two prestigious categories: DWI Defense and Criminal Defense. What This Achievement Means The Houston Chronicleâs Best of the Best is aâŠ
When the Accused Is a Child
When the Accused Is a Child: Why These Cases Demand Care, Clarity, and Courage Today I spoke with FOX 26âs @Kenna_Earnhart about a case that has shaken Harris County: a 10âyearâold now charged with the murder of a 13âyearâold. It is a heartbreaking situation from every angle â for a young life lost, for the families, and for a child now thrust into the criminal justice system at an age when mostâŠ
What Is âPossessionâ of Digital Content?
What Is âPossessionâ of Digital Content? In Texas cybercrime cases, itâs not always the creation of illegal content that leads to prosecutionâitâs the possession. But in the digital world, where files are shared, cached, stored in the cloud, or downloaded without clear intent, what does it really mean to âpossessâ digital content? This is a critical legal question in internet crime casesâŠ
Happy Passover and a Joyful Easter 2026
At David Smith Law Firm, PLLC we are proud to serve the Houston communityâa city known for its diversity, resilience, and strong sense of connection. As a Houstonâbased criminal defense law firm, we work every day with individuals and families from many different backgrounds, cultures, and faith traditions. That diversity is one of our greatest strengths, and it is something we value deeply. AsâŠ
Nominate David Smith Law Firm, PLLC--Houston Chronicle Best of the Best 2026!
We Need Your HelpâNominate David Smith Law Firm, PLLC in the Houston Chronicle Best of the Best 2026 in Criminal Defense and DWI Defense! Dear Friends and Valued Current & Former Clients, Weâre excited to announce that the nomination round for The Houston Chronicleâs Best of the Best contest has officially begun! Weâd be SO grateful if you could take a moment to nominate us for best CriminalâŠ
Proud Sponsor of the Mets & West University Little League
David Smith Law Firm, PLLC Proudly Sponsors Spring 2026 West University Little League Mets At David Smith Law Firm, PLLC, we believe that strong communities are built by investing in our children, families, and local traditions. That is why we are proud to announce our sponsorship of the Spring 2026 West University Little League Junior Division / Intermediate Division team â the Mets. WestâŠ
Cybercrime Defense Strategies: IP Address Doesnât Prove Guilt
If youâve been accused of a cybercrime in Texasâwhether itâs online threats, fraud, unauthorized access, or harassmentâthereâs a good chance the case against you is based (at least in part) on IP address evidence. Prosecutors and law enforcement love to use IP logs to say âthis activity came from your internet connection, so it must have been you.â But hereâs the truth: an IP address doesnâtâŠ
Digital Evidence and Cybercrime Defense in Texas
In todayâs criminal justice system, especially in Texas, digital evidence is king. Whether youâre charged with online harassment, unauthorized access, fraud, identity theft, or cyberstalking, your case will likely center on some form of electronic evidenceâtexts, emails, IP logs, metadata, device records, or screenshots. But hereâs what the public rarely understandsâand what prosecutors donâtâŠ
The Role of Metadata in Criminal Cases
In Texas cybercrime cases, metadata is often the unseen engine powering the prosecutionâs case. Itâs the digital fingerprint hidden inside photos, documents, and filesâused to tell prosecutors when a file was created, who accessed it, and whether itâs authentic. But despite its technical complexity, metadata is not infallible. It can be manipulated, misunderstood, or taken wildly out of context.âŠ
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Collateral Damage: How Cyber Threat Allegations Affect Careers in Texas
When someone is accused of making a threat or engaging in online harassment, the legal consequences may be only part of the fallout. In Texas, allegations of cyberstalking, harassment, or online threats can trigger far-reaching career damage, social isolation, and professional licensing issuesâeven if the charges are later dropped or the person is never convicted. The reality is this: a singleâŠ
How to Challenge the Validity of Digital Evidence in Texas
In Texas cybercrime cases, digital evidence can feel like a slam dunk for prosecutorsâmessages, photos, metadata, and login logs are often presented as cold, hard facts. But hereâs the truth: digital evidence is only as strong as the methods used to collect, interpret, and present it. And if youâre facing charges for online threats, harassment, hacking, or financial cybercrime, you need to knowâŠ
What Is Considered Digital Evidence in Criminal Cases?
In todayâs internet-connected world, digital evidence is at the center of nearly every cybercrime prosecutionâand increasingly, traditional criminal cases too. Whether youâre facing allegations of hacking, online threats, financial fraud, or impersonation, the case against you may be built on emails, texts, IP logs, file metadata, or device forensics. But what exactly counts as âdigital evidenceââŠ
How Law Enforcement Seizes and Examines Devices in Texas
If youâre facing cybercrime allegations in Texasâor even suspect youâre under investigationâone of the most alarming moments can be when law enforcement shows up with a warrant and takes your phone, laptop, or hard drive. But what happens next? And what are your rights? In this Beginnerâs Guide, weâll explain how Texas law enforcement and federal agents seize, handle, and examine digital devicesâŠ
Search and Seizure of Digital Devices in Texas
When law enforcement shows up at your door with a search warrantâor worse, takes your phone or laptop without oneâitâs not just about what they find. Itâs about how they got it. In Texas, the search and seizure of digital devices is one of the most contestedâand consequentialâissues in cybercrime defense. Whether youâre facing allegations of online threats, hacking, financial fraud, orâŠ
Can Digital Evidence Be Manipulated?
In Texas cybercrime investigations, digital evidence is often presented in court as if itâs foolproof. Whether itâs screenshots of messages, IP logs, or metadata from files, prosecutors frequently treat this information like unshakable proof of guilt. But hereâs what most peopleâand sometimes even law enforcementâdonât realize: Digital evidence can absolutely be manipulated. And if your caseâŠ