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Brownsville criminal defense attorney Janie Jaimez serving Cameron County, TX

Brownsville Criminal Defense Attorney –
Trial-Tested Defense from a Former Prosecutor and Judge

Brownsville Criminal Attorney

Strategic Criminal Defense from a Former Cameron County Prosecutor

Brownsville courts move quickly, and criminal charges here can affect employment, travel, immigration status, and professional licensing. You need an attorney who understands Cameron County’s system from the inside.

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Janie previously served as a prosecutor in Cameron County, working in County Court, District Court, and Juvenile Court, before being elected as Justice of the Peace Pct. 5 Pl. 3. That experience informs the way she evaluates and defends cases for Brownsville clients.

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If you’re facing criminal charges in Brownsville, don’t walk into the system unprotected.
Janie Jaimez provides strategic defense backed by years of courtroom experience. Learn more about Janie’s approach to criminal defense representation in Brownsville and throughout Cameron County.

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Criminal defense lawyer in Brownsville, Texas—DWI, drug charges, assault and felony defense

Charges Janie Defends in Brownsville

  • Federal Criminal Cases

  • DWI

  • Drug Possession / Manufacture and Delivery

  • Assault (Family Violence & Non-Family)

  • Burglary / Theft

  • Criminal Mischief

  • Robbery

  • Motions to Revoke / Adjudicate

  • Juvenile Criminal Cases

  • Class C Citations

Criminal Justice FAQs

Quick answers to the questions we hear most—so you know what to do next.

What should I do if I’m arrested in Brownsville?

If you’re arrested in Brownsville, exercise your right to remain silent and ask to speak with an attorney immediately. Avoid answering questions or making statements until you have legal counsel. Early decisions can affect the outcome of your case.

Does Janie Jaimez handle both misdemeanor and felony cases in Brownsville?

Yes. Janie defends clients facing a wide range of criminal charges, including misdemeanors, felonies, probation violations, and Class C citations in Brownsville and throughout Cameron County.

How quickly do criminal cases move in Cameron County?

Criminal cases in Cameron County can move quickly, especially in misdemeanor and probation matters. Deadlines for hearings, motions, and bond conditions often come fast, which is why speaking with a defense attorney early is important.

What makes Janie Jaimez different from other criminal defense attorneys in Brownsville?

Janie previously served as a prosecutor in Cameron County and as Justice of the Peace Pct. 5 Pl. 3. That experience provides insight into how cases are reviewed, charged, and prosecuted — knowledge she uses when building defense strategies for her clients.

Can a criminal charge affect my job or professional license?

Yes. Criminal charges in Brownsville may impact employment, background checks, and professional licensing. Certain charges can also affect immigration status. A defense strategy should account for these consequences, not just the criminal case itself.

How soon should I contact a criminal defense attorney after being charged?

As soon as possible. The earlier an attorney becomes involved, the more opportunities there may be to review evidence, challenge procedures, and protect your rights before critical decisions are made.

Brownsville TX criminal attorney providing defense from arrest through trial

29 Avalon Dr, Brownsville, TX 78520

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j.jaimezlaw@gmail.com

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(956) 793-5033

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(281) 779-4053

 

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