Justin Barrett Wilson
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The Justin Barrett Wilson Law Firm stands strong with our clients when they face crisis brought on by DWI and domestic violence legal matters. With over a decade of courtroom experience, we fight vigorously to defend the rights, liberties, and reputations of our clients in courts throughout the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex. If you, or someone you care about, has been arrested or is currently under investigation for a criminal charge, call the Frisco-based criminal defense attorneys who truly care about seeking justice for you in the present and preserving a clean reputation for you in the future.
The Justin Barrett Wilson Law Firm was founded by Justin Wilson. Justin began his legal career as a prosecutor at the Collin County District Attorney's Office. There, he rose through the ranks to become a misdemeanor chief prosecutor and received special commendation for training new prosecutors. Justin advanced to prosecute felony charges before he left the D.A.'s office to defend members of the community who have been charged with crimes. He cares about getting justice for the accused and battles prosecutors all over the metroplex.
Justin Wilson is proud to have been selected to the Texas Rising Stars list for 2021, 2022 and 2023. This is an exclusive list, recognizing no more than 2.5 percent of attorneys in Texas. Super Lawyers, part of Thomson Reuters, is a research-driven, peer influenced rating service of outstanding lawyers who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.
Justin has also been recognized by the Texas Bar College, which is a professional society of legal scholars who are leaders in the Texas legal community and champions of legal education. As a member, Justin Wilson remains committed to the Bar College's high ethical standards and improved training for all legal professionals.
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- Baylor University
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- Baylor University
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- SMU Dedman School of Law
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- Best DUI Lawyers in Frisco
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What is a Writ Bond?
- Q. I have myofascial syndrome and because the officers didn't like my answers they decided it was narcotics and threw jail
- A: Sadly I have seen many DWI arrests take place when officers misinterpret a physiological or neurological condition as intoxication. While I completely understand your frustration about the situation, I can hopefully shed some light on the situation for you.
First of all, your case points to the differences between probable cause and proof beyond a reasonable doubt. In Texas, officers merely need probable cause to arrest someone for DWI. While the legal definition gets a bit complicated, you can think of probable cause like this: when the officer’s observations combine with their training and experience to make them believe that a person is probably driving while intoxicated, the officer ... Read More
