Deandra Grant Law - Criminal & DWI Defense Fort Worth

09/28/2026

Texas's highest criminal court cleared the way for a hearing on an undisclosed complaint against the State's blood expert. What it means for Texas discovery.

09/28/2026

An Ohio judge sat on two criminal cases built by his own stepson and never said a word. Both convictions were thrown out, and the Ohio Supreme Court threw him off the bench.

09/28/2026

A Decatur municipal judge let defendants clear multiple old tickets in one sitting by pleading to unrelated charges without the one signature the law says he needed first: the prosecutor's.

09/28/2026

A Poughkeepsie judge sued the woman who filed an ethics complaint against him, seeking $425,000 for the statements in that very complaint. New York's Commission on Judicial Conduct called it the first case of its kind and ordered him removed. On September 17, 2026, the state's highest court suspende...

09/28/2026

No gun, no eyewitness, no confession. Why the Caleb Flynn murder trial rests on phones, watches and deleted apps, and what it means for Texas cases.

09/25/2026

A Midland County Judge is suspended with pay after a grand jury indictment over a Facebook post. He has not been convicted of anything, and two other proceedings against him are pending too.

09/25/2026

The head of New Hampshire's judiciary admitted three ethics violations and stepped down rather than face a public hearing, all over a staffing maneuver that let a longtime ally cash out nearly $50,000 during a court hiring freeze.

09/25/2026

A South Texas JP phoned a body shop owner and told him to appear in her courtroom that afternoon over a decade-old truck, though no case had ever been filed.

09/23/2026

09/15/2026

A defendant can display a physical characteristic to the jury without waiving the Fifth Amendment. Texas settled it in a DWI case.