Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyer Attorney

John Helms

FIGHTING FOR YOUR FREEDOM

Hello, my name is John Helms I have been a criminal justice trial attorney for more than 20 years. As a federal criminal prosecutor for the Northern District of Texas, I never lost a trial or an appeal.

If you are reading this message, it means that you or someone you love has been charged, or soon will be facing charges, for a criminal offense in the state of Texas. Because of my background prosecuting criminal cases against defendants who were facing serious jail time in Federal and State penitentiaries, I am uniquely positioned to evaluate and assess both sides of a criminal defense case.

Over the course of my career, I’ve found that my clients truly appreciate the time, effort, and creativity I put into every case. I am here to help you when you need help the most. That is a responsibility I take very seriously.

(John Helms)

Blog

LATEST NEWS & BLOGS

Dallas Criminal Lawyer Asks Did Mass Top Court Say It’s OK For Black Men To Run

A Dallas criminal lawyer reports a decision by Massachusetts highest court on police stops made headlines due to its holding

Dallas Criminal Lawyer John Helms Explains Selective and Vindictive Prosecution

Using the case of former Dallas County DA Watkins Dallas criminal lawyer John Helms reveals why you should be wary

Dallas Criminal Lawyer Says You Need A Lawyer If You’re Only Being Investigated

It does not matter whether or not you have been arrested or charged with a crime. It is imperative that

A Criminal Defense Lawyer in Dallas Explains Laws About Leaving Kids in Hot Cars

John Helms a criminal defense lawyer in Dallas discusses the laws protecting children from being left to roast in a

Criminal Defense Attorney in Dallas Weighs in on The Other Federal Traffic Jam

The New Jersey “Bridgegate” trial raises the question, “is causing a traffic jam a federal crime?” asks John Helms a

Federal Drug Defense Attorney John Helms Defends Obama’s Sentence Commutations

President Obama has commuted the sentences of over 550 federal prisoners convicted of non-violent drug crimes, says federal drug defense