Kenneth Mullen

With experience in both State and Federal courts, Kenneth W. Mullen is capable and dedicated to all areas of criminal defense, ranging from driving while intoxicated to serious felonies. His legal ability and easy going personality will put you at ease and allow you to gather the information you will need to have a solid understanding of your situation and what to expect during the pendency of your case. Kenneth W. Mullen also has extensive experience in juvenile court, including certification to stand trial as adult and determinate sentencing proceedings.

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Texas

Since 1988

5th Circuit

Asst Criminal District Attorney

Tarrant County Criminal District Attorneys Office

1989 - 1997

Briefing Attorney to Presiding Judge Michael McCormick

Texas Court of Criminal Appeals

1988 - 1989

St. Mary's University

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor (J.D.)

1988

Texas A&M University - College Station

B.S. (1983) | Agricultural Economics

1979 - 1983

Parker County Bar Assoc

member

2015 - Current

Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyers Assoc

member

1997 - Current

Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Assoc

member

1997 - Current

Texas State Bar  # 14644200

Member

1988 - Current

Texas District and County Attorneys Assoc

member

1988 - 1997

Q. If paroled from prison commit another felony while on parole can the new sentence be deferred adjudication?

July 28, 2021

A: Most certainly, if the State offers it in the form of a plea bargain or there is an open plea of guilty to the Judge. The Parole Board will decide what happens to the existing sentence. It is feasible that one could receive a Deferred on the new offense and still get revoked on the existing sentence and sent to prison by the Parole Board. The Deferred would still be there once the person on deferred was released from prison. At that point, the Deferred Adjudication probation terms and conditions would start.