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JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Mission Man Cleared of Kidnapping/Hostage Taking & Transporting
McAllen, Texas – A federal Jury cleared Ernesto Gaona-Gonzlez of transporting an undocumented immigrant, kidnapping her, and holding her hostage. The government called several federal agents to testify against Mr. Gaona-Gonzalez as well as a female immigrant who falsely accused Mr. Gaona-Gonzalez of holding her against her will. The Government attempted to use cellphone screenshots from another man to prove his guilt. Further, they called Federal Air Marshal Heriberto Reynolds to the stand to testify he overheard Mr. Gaona-Gonzalez attempt to extort cash in exchange for a woman’s release. Mr. Gaona-Gonzalez exercised his right to remain silent and did not testify in his own defense. The Jury did not agree with the government and acquitted Mr. Gaona-Gonzalez of all charges in the indictment – he faced 10 years to Life in prison. Carlos A. García & Jaime Pena tried the case to verdict.
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Cocaine Conspiracy
Dallas, Texas – A federal Jury cleared Roberto Leal of Conspiracy to Distribute Cocaine. The government called two “cooperating” defendants who testified that Mr. Leal had supplied them with 10 kilos of cocaine found in their Dallas apartment. The Government attempted to use cell tower data and a recorded phone call between Mr. Leal and another man to prove his guilt. The Jury did not agree and acquitted Mr. Leal of the charges – he faced 10 years to Life in prison. Carlos A. García & Jaime Pena tried the case to verdict.
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
A Jury Found Man Defended by Carlos A. García Not Guilty of 14 Felony Counts
After hearing a successful defense by Carlos A. García, a jury found Rodolfo Ochoa not quilty of all 14 felony counts tacked against him, including burglary of a habitation with the intent to commit sexual assault of a child.
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Carlos A. García Helps Clear Pharr Man Accused of Conspiracy Charges After Trial
After a rigorous defense by Carlos A. García, Jurors returned "not guilty" verdicts on all counts in the case of a Pharr man who was accused of trafficking more than three tons of marijuana.
Carlos A. García Represents Valedictorian Who Successfully Sued Her School District for Grade Manipulation
Carlos A. García took up the case of Yanira Ramos, a valedictorian at PSJA High School who won her case against the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo school district for manipulating her grades.
Case Date: 04-04-2007
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Carlos A. García Successfully Defends Border Patrol Agent and Veteran Against Capital Murder Charges
A Cameron County jury cleared Joel Luna, a 31-year-old border agent and decorated Iraq War veteran, of capital murder charges stemming from the slaying of Honduran immigrant, Francisco Palacios Paz.
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Case Date: 02-01-2017
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Carlos A. García Successfully Defends Client Accused of Indecency with a Child by Contact - Jury Found Client Not Guilty
State of Texas v. F. Alvarado
After a week in trial and after two eyewitnesses claimed to have seen the accused commit the offense, jury finds Not Guilty. Client faced a minimum of 25 years in prison without parole if convicted.
Case Date: 01-31-2019
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Client of Carlos A. García Acquitted of All Charges in Reckless Shooting Incident
Carlos A. García represented Alexander Velasquez, who was found not guilty of two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in a reckless shooting accident.
Case Date: 05-06-2016
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Former Edinburg Mayor Accused of Voter Fraud Not Guilty of All Counts
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Client Represented by Carlos A. García Found Not Guilty of Kidnapping Charges
A man represented by Carlos A. García was acquitted of all charges after being accused of involvement with two abduction attempts on wealthy businessmen starting in late 2006.
Case Date: 11-28-2007
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Jurors Clear Man Accused of Capital Murder Charges after Successful Defense by Carlos A. García
After a successful defense by Carlos A. García, Hidalgo County jurors found Juan Tello Hinojosa not guilty of the capital murder and kidnapping of Aida Mae Rodriguez in 2006.
Case Date: 01-19-2009
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Jury Acquits Client of Carlos A. García Who Was Accused of Killing Teacher During Violent McAllen Chase
Jurors cleared Erick Froilan Salinas Salinas, who was represented by Carlos A. García, of manslaughter and two counts of aggravated assault after deliberating for more than nine hours.
Case Date: 06-03-2011
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Jury Acquitted Carlos A. García's Client of Murder After Successful Defense
State of Texas v. F. Cantu
After a week in trial, the Jury acquitted client of Murder after successfully arguing accidental discharge. Convicted of the lesser offense of manslaughter.
Case Date: 10-01-2018
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Man Accused of Murder Found Not Guilty After Carlos A. García Argued Man Acted in Self-Defense
Hidalgo County jury took three hours to find Damasio Almaguer not guilty of murder after a trial in which Carlos A. García successfully argued that his client had acted in self-defense.
Case Date: 08-18-2009
JURY VERDICT: NOT GUILTY
Not Guilty by Jury
Client found Not Guilty by Jury after a weeklong trial in Hidalgo County. Client waits two years for Jury to clear him of Sexual Assault after being wrongfully accused of the crime.
Case Date: 03-23-2020
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