Murder Charge Dropped for Client of Fort Worth Criminal Defense Attorney Navid Alband

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Fort Worth, TX (PRWEB) December 20, 2013

Fort Worth Criminal Defense Attorney Navid Alband, of The Alband Law Firm, recently helped a client reach a major case victory--a dropped murder charge. Court records show that the defendant had been charged with murder after she fatally shot her boyfriend in March 2013.

According to the motion to dismiss (The State of Texas v. Lisenbe, Case No. CR13-0382 in the 43rd Judicial District Court of Parker County, Texas), prosecutors in this case asked the judge to dismiss the murder charge based on the fact that a polygraph test and other evidence supported her claim of self-defense, and this request was granted.
Court documents state that the 33-year-old woman told investigators that her 38-year-old boyfriend assaulted her and would not allow her to leave her Springtown-area home, where he was also living at the time. It was even reported that he knocked a phone out of her hand, which stopped her from calling anyone to help her.

According to legal documents, the woman claimed that she first fired a warning shot and then actually shot him as he was reaching for the gun. After the defendant took a polygraph test and the results corroborated her self-defense claim, the prosecutors in the case requested that the judge dismiss the murder charge and the request was granted, court records show.

A Dec. 16, 2013 article in the Weatherford Democrat (titled “Murder charge dropped in Springtown killing”) included comments by Attorney Alband, who represented the defendant in this case. The lawyer noted that the woman had claimed self-defense from the very beginning and that various aspects of the investigation (such as interviews, independent crime scene analysis and the polygraph test) showed continual consistencies in her story. Attorney Alband also stated in the article that the defense believes that the District Attorney reached the right conclusion. The securing of her freedom allowed attorney’s client to visit her mother, who was going through surgery.

Attorney Alband is a Fort Worth criminal defense lawyer who brings his clients a wealth of experience in his field. Prior to practicing criminal defense, the attorney served as a prosecutor for the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office for five years. Because of his background, Mr. Alband now has the valuable ability to approach criminal defense with insider knowledge of how the other side operates. With his experience taking more than 100 cases to jury trial, the lawyer is well prepared to represent his clients in the courtroom.

The Alband Law Firm accepts various types of criminal matters, including misdemeanors, felonies and even appeals. Attorney Alband works to provide his clients with smart defense that can help them reduce their chances of conviction. The firm offers free case evaluations. For more details about The Alband Law Firm, visit http://www.fortworthcriminaldefensefirm.com.

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