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Charged With Attempted Murder?

At Samuel M. Gardner Attorney At Law, we understand that there are two sides to each story. We are here to prove yours. The sooner you contact our firm, the sooner we can build a powerhouse defense.

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Attempted Murder Defense

Get Out Firm In Your Corner!

Attempted murder is a serious criminal offense. If you are facing charges, you need to retain the immediate help of our criminal defense lawyer. Criminal charges should never be taken lightly. A mere accusation can threaten your reputation and career. In addition, the life-changing penalties of a criminal record will follow you everywhere you go. Due to the serious and sensitive nature of your alleged offense, we urge you to get in touch with our firm. At Samuel M. Gardner Attorney At Law, we bring more than just knowledge and skill to the table. We bring passion and dedication. With our legal team in your corner, you may obtain the upper hand in court.

Our team can fight tirelessly to see that your charges are dropped, dismissed, or reduced.

Our Areas of Practice

Rights That Are in Jeopardy After Serving Time

  • Loss of eligibility to apply for financial aid for college

  • Loss of 2nd Amendment right to legally obtain or possess firearms

  • Security clearance for certain professions such as teaching, working with children, or security

  • Cannot obtain a passport or a visa for entry into certain countries

  • Loss of your right to vote

  • Convicts are pulled into police line-ups as a potential suspect

  • Parenting rights can be taken away including custody & visiting rights

HELPING YOU MAKE A DECISION YOU CAN LIVE WITH

BY PROVIDING REALISTIC & TRANSPARENT LEGAL ADVICE FOR YOUR CRIMINAL CASE
  • Samuel Gardner
  • Samuel M. Gardner Founding Attorney

    Attorney Samuel M. Gardner's roots are in Seattle, where he grew up before attending college at California State University. He earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science in 2005 and later earned his J.D. degree at Texas Southern University, Thurgood Marshall School of Law. Upon Graduation, he proceeded to fulfill a lifelong dream and opened his own practice.

    Currently, Mr. Gardner handles a large number of criminal cases. He handles cases ranging from simple misdemeanor theft, possession of marijuana and criminal mischief, to aggravated assault, felony possession of controlled substances and a wide range of other criminal matters. His extensive experience includes working with defense counsel and at the district attorney’s office. This unique experience has provided him a wealth of knowledge and has enabled him to have the ability to deal with high pressure situations in an effective manner.

    Mr. Gardner handles every case with care and concern. He knows that choosing an attorney to represent you in criminal court is a big decision. You need someone who will fight for the best possible outcome. He distinguishes himself as an attorney by fighting for his clients at all costs and working tirelessly for their cause.

  • Avvo Rating 8.9
  • Harris County Criminal Lawyers
  • Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
  • Avvo Clients'

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How Are Manslaughter & Murder Different?

    Murder occurs when an individual intentionally or knowingly kills someone. Manslaughter occurs when an individual kills someone as a result of reckless actions or inactions.

  • How Will The Prosecution Determine The Charges?

    Your prosecutor will pursue charges with enough evidence to back them up. This means the prosecution will seek out a legally sound case. If the case contains an inherent flaw, the prosecutor will likely not pursue the case. If there is enough evidence to pursue a case, the prosecution will pursue a conviction. If the case lacks evidence, charges will most likely be dropped or another charge will be taken into consideration.

  • Are Police Officers Required To Read Me My Rights?

    Law enforcement officers are not legally required to read your rights at the time of your arrest. The Miranda Warning is only required if the police officer plans to utilize your statement against you as incriminating evidence in a court of law.

  • Do I Need An Attorney If I Plan To Plead Guilty?

    Even if you plan to plead guilty, you should hire an experienced criminal defense attorney. Self-representation can lead to severe consequences. With an attorney in your corner, your chances of securing a more favorable case outcome is greatly increased.

AN ATTORNEY
YOU CAN COUNT ON

Attorney Gardner Fights for His Clients at All Costs
  • PERSONABLE: I take the time to personally get to know my clients. Every situation is different and should be handled accordingly.
  • PROFESSIONAL: Pleading is a last resort, my primary goal is to get my clients case dismissed.
  • DEDICATED: The impact and potential consequences of my client's legal situation is something I take very seriously.
  • TRANSPARENT: I always look to provide the best legal advice while being realistic about the chances for a successful outcome.
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MY PRIMARY GOAL IS TO GET YOUR CASE DISMISSED

Attorney Gardner's Case Results
  • DISMISSED ACCUSED OF ASSAULT BODILY INJURY
  • DISMISSED ACCUSED OF POSSESSION OF A PROHIBITED WEAPON
  • DISMISSED ACCUSED OF POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA 4 OZ. – 5 LBS.

Testimonials

What Our Clients Are Saying

  • “Sam got my case reduced to class A misdemeanor, and I didn't do any jail time.”

    Previous Client

  • “I can not thank Samuel enough, and would definitely recommend his services.”

    Ronald

  • “He is straight up with you and always willing to answer whatever questions you have.”

    Christopher

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