Andrew & Andrew on Texas Criminal Defense Andrew Herreth & Andrew Decker

The Andrews have faces made for audio-only podcasts. We are not models. The ABA, though, loves their models; namely the Model Rules of Professional Conduct. Today we discuss a new opinion just handed down regarding case or fact pattern discussion and disclosure on listservs.
You can find Formal Opinion 511 here.

The Andrews review jury selection again and how you can be prepared when the State or Judge push against your voir dire.
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The Andrews have a conversation with Justin Crane on today’s episode. Justin is one of Herreth’s former clients who has taken everything he’s learned from his experiences in the criminal justice system and totally changed his life. Listen in as he talks about those changes, his experience as a Defendant, and how he can help you transform whats holding you back in your life. Herreth is now a current client of Justin’s and seeing wonderful results.
Contact and follow Justin through his instagram account here.

The Andrews discuss the growing affect social media has on our jury trials. Its mostly not great for defenders. Listen in to hear about the latest ridiculous-ness that maybe you’ve experienced as well.

The Andrews discuss the new laws regarding fentanyl possession and/or distribution with Courtney Miller. Courtney has been busy lately and will be back on the show to discuss more success she’s had in trial. Today, though, Courtney discusses her work defending those accused of possessing or selling the new drug thats everywhere in the news these days. Fentanyl is indeed a scary substance to be around and that is no different for our clients and defenders.
Contact Courtney Miller by email here or by phone here.
Courtney’s favorite band is Pearl Jame.
Courtney’s favorite book is The Ghost Map by Steven Johnson.
Courtney’s best piece of advice is “Can’t Never Could Until You Tried”

The Andrews promise this is not a filler episode….even though it may sound like it. Ever wonder what to do when you’re not getting the deal you want? Are you being yelled at from all sides on your case? We have the solution for you! Just set that headache for trial. You never know what will shake out as you approach the big day: a prosecutor may realize they don’t have as good a case as they thought, your client may realize what is really at stake and finally listen to you, or the jury/judge will be the final arbiters on the issues. This is why we have jury trials, to decide what is what when the parties can’t. Have no fear! The outcome of a trial is not a reflection of who you are as a person or as an attorney! Just set that stuff for trial!