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Investigations & Grand Jury Presentations

Investigations & Grand Jury Presentations

In Texas, a Grand Jury must review all felony accusations to decide whether or not to indict a person. The Grand Jury has the power to stop a criminal case before the accusation completely ruins a person’s life.

Most counties in Texas allow defendants to present information to persuade the Grand Jury to stop a prosecution. But, many criminal attorney’s do not utilize the Grand Jury procedure to their client’s advantage.

The attorneys at Udashen Anton start defending their clients immediately. They explore every avenue to stop a criminal charge from going forward, and our attorneys are skilled and successful at convincing prosecutors and Grand Juries to reject or “no-bill” charges.

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Udashen Anton is an association of independent attorneys sharing resources and practicing together while maintaining their independence in representing clients.

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(214) 468-8100
8150 N. Central Expressway
Suite M1101
Dallas, Texas 75206

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