Can evidence be planted by some one

We have defended individuals throughout Texas that had no indications of culpability at all, other than the supposed evidence against them. A closer look at this alleged evidence, clearly showed that, the evidence could have been planted by some one.

The very first case was about DNA evidence that, at the last minute, appeared to be indicative of our client's fault. A closer look by our experts indicated that, the DNA evidence was contaminated.

The records of the prosecutors indicated that, our client could have not been excluded from the crime. However, the DNA testing done in the case did not conclusively included our client. That created a problem that, according to our law, gives people reasonable doubt.

You have to remember that the States has the burden of proof or a person's guilt. Thankfully, the law requires the burden beyond reasonable doubt. If there is reasonable doubt in the jurors mind, they must acquit.

Too many attorneys have taken this procedure to a new level; however, here at The Baez Law Firm, P.C. we only use it if our clients are in fact innocent. We have helped many people in Texas get acquitted based on this principle.

Have you or your loved one been wrongfully accused of a crime, call us (210) 979-9777 or visit our websites. Remember that, we care about your legal needs.