David Pire
Experienced
Criminal Defense
Attorney
Aggressive Criminal Defense!
Experience Through Results!
We Represent People in all Types of Criminal Cases!
I have over 15 years experience in Criminal Law. I started my career as an Assistant District
Attorney in Dallas County, Texas. While an Assistant District Attorney I was assigned first to
the misdemeanor trial section then was promoted to the Felony Trial Section. I prosecuted
numerous felony and misdemeanor cases. The experience I obtained while working as a
prosecutor helps me analyze my client's cases as I understand how the prosecutors will evaluate
and prepare the case.

Since leaving the District Attorney's Office I have dedicated my Law practice exclusively to
representing people accused of crimes. As a Defense Lawyer I have taken numerous complex
cases to trial.

My combined experience as a prosecutor and a defense attorney gives me the ability to analyze
my clients case and decide what is the best strategy to take with the best possible results for my
clients.

Below is a list of the results of some cases I have handled for clients. Please remember that the
facts of everyone's case is different and these results are not a predictor of what will happen in
your case. The result in your case will depend upon the specific facts of your case.

1. Client charged with Murder. Accused of shooting victim in the back twice while the victim
was running away. Client was found guilty, but only given five (5) years probation.

2. Client charged with Manslaughter. Accused of causing death to another person as a result of
a drunk driving accident. The Blood Alcohol level of my client was in excess of 1.5 times the
legal limit. Jury returned a Not Guilty verdict.

3. Client charged with Murder. Accused of stabbing a person to death. While out on bond on
the Murder Case, Client was charged with two Aggravated Assault with a deadly weapon cases
(drive by shootings). Client received ten (10) years deferred adjudication probation on all three
cases.

4. Client charged with Murder. Accused of shooting victim in the back while the victim was
asleep. Jury determined shooting was a result of sudden passion and given the minimum term of
confinement of two (2) years. State was unsuccessful in using Client's prior felony conviction to
enhance the minimum punishment to fifteen (15) years confinement.

5. Client charged with two (2) cases of Aggravated Assault and One (1) case of Possession of a
Firearm by a convicted Felon. Accused of shooting two (2) people. Client received eight (8)
years probation in all three (3) cases.

6. Client charged with two (2) counts of Indecency with a Child. Accused of fondling the
genitals of an eleven (11) year old child. Jury returned a Not Guilty verdict on both counts.

7. Client charged with Conspiracy to Possess Counterfeit Money and Possession of Counterfeit
Money. Client was stopped driving a vehicle and approximately $20,000.00 in counterfeit
money was found in his vehicle. Jury returned not guilty verdict on both counts.

8. Client charged with Possession of one (1) kilogram of methamphetamine. Police searched
client's house after tip from an informant. Police discovered one (1) kilogram of
methamphetamine in his garage. State dismissed the charges after the Judge granted the Motion
To Suppress Evidence after a hearing to determine if the evidence was lawfully obtained.

9. Client charged with aggravated assault. Accused of shooting a person in the stomach. Judge
found Client Not Guilty.

10. Client charged with Deadly Conduct. Accused of trying to ram vehicle with two (2)
occupants in it with his vehicle. Judge found client not guilty.

11. Client charged with Impersonating a Public Servant and Kidnapping. Accused of going into
a persons home and representing himself as a police officer. Jury returned Not Guilty verdicts
on both cases.

12. Client charged with Possession with the Intent to Deliver Cocaine. Accused of possessing
four (4) to two hundred (200) grams of cocaine. Judge granted Motion to Dismiss for the
Violation of Client's Right to a Speedy Trial.
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