Third-Degree Felonies
A third-degree felony charge is serious, and the consequences can follow you for the rest of your life. I’m David Reed, and I understand what’s at stake. Contact me today for the strategic defense and personal attention you need during this critical time.
How Serious is a 3rd-Degree Felony in Texas?
A felony in the 3rd degree is one of the least severe, but it’s still a felony. These offenses can result in prison time, a permanent criminal record, and damage to your career, relationships, & reputation.
What Potential Punishments Does a Conviction Carry?
Third-degree felonies are punishable by 2 to 10 years in prison and fines of up to $10,000.
What Offenses are Considered 3rd-Degree Felonies in Texas?
- Third-Offense DWI (Driving While Intoxicated)
- Possession of a Controlled Substance (Penalty Group 1, under 1 gram)
- Injury to a Child, Elderly Individual, or Disabled Person (Reckless/Negligent)
- Tampering with Evidence
- Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Felon
- Deadly Conduct with a Firearm
- Intoxication Assault
If you’re facing one of these charges — or any other third-degree felony — now is the time to consult a criminal defense attorney.
Can a 3rd-Degree Felony Be Dismissed?
Yes! With the right felony criminal defense attorney, it may be possible to:
- Get charges reduced to a misdemeanor.
- Secure probation instead of prison time.
- Get the case dismissed due to lack of evidence or procedural errors.
- Win at trial and walk away without a conviction.
I’ll guide you through your options and fight for the outcome you deserve.
What Do My Clients Say?
Fight to Reduce or Dismiss Your Charges with a Felony Criminal Defense Attorney
Being charged with a third-degree felony doesn’t automatically mean a conviction. But it does mean you need to act quickly and consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney for felony charges.
At The Law Office of David Reed, I’ll answer your questions, explain your options, and build a strong legal defense from day one. Don’t wait — your defense starts now.
