One Mistake Doesn't Have to Define Your Future
College comes with more independence, and sometimes a bad decision or a night that gets out of hand can lead to serious consequences. If you've been arrested or charged with a crime while attending Texas State University, what you do next matters.
David S. Watts is a San Marcos criminal defense attorney who represents individuals facing criminal charges in Hays County. Our office is located near Texas State, and we can help you understand the charges against you, what happens next, and your options moving forward.
What Should I do If I've Been Arrested?
An arrest can be intimidatingm especially if you've never dealt with the criminal justice system before. Don't assume that a charge automatically means a conviction, and don't make decisions about your case before you understand your options.
Getting legal advice early can help you understand upcoming court dates, possible consequences, and the steps you can take to protect your rights.
Common Charges Involving Texas State Students
We represent students facing charges including:
- DWI
- Fake IDs & Underage Drinking
- Drug Possession
- Public Intoxication
- Assault & Disorderly Conduct
- Other Criminal Charges
More Than Just the Immediate Charge
For a college student, a criminal case can raise questions beyond fines or court appearances. You may be worried about your driver's license, your record, school, employment, or future opportunities. Every case is different. Understanding what you're actually facing before making decisions is important.
Local Representiation in San Marcos
When your case is in Hays County, having an attorney who practices locally matters. Our office is conveniently located in San Marcos near Texas State University.
Talk to a San Marcos Criminal Defense Attorney
If you've been arrested or charged with a crime, don't wait until your court date to start asking questions.Contact the Law Office of David S. Watts to discuss your situation and schedule a free consultation.