Luis Stephen Baez

When you step into court you don't want to be alone. You need someone who's been there and done that. Prosecutors know if your lawyer is afraid of going to trial. We prepare every case to be ready for trial if the time comes. This approach helps us get the best result for your case during negotiations with the government.

I was born and raised in Houston and helping people navigate the criminal justice system is what I do every day. As the Trial Bureau Chief I get to see our client's face when we deliver a second chance and restore a vision for their future. We're ready for whatever comes inside the courtroom and out.

We're here when you're ready,

Find out more at www.houstoncriminaldefenseattorneyspllc.com


Luis Baez

Texas

State Bar of Texas

ID Number: 24086192

Since 2014

Texas State University - Texas State University-San Marcos

Michigan State University

J.D. | Law

Honors: Michigan State Law Review - Articles Editor

State Bar of Texas  # 24086192

Member

2014 - Current

Countering Defense Attacks on the NHTSA Manual

The Texas Prosecutor (May-June 2019).

Maintaining Critical Mass: How Fisher v. University of Texas Could Affect Diversity in Higher Education

17 Julian Samora Research Institute at Michigan State University 2 (2014).

Prosecutorial Discretion Advised: Analyzing the Proper Role of “Economic Consequences” as a Factor in Federal Prosecutorial Decisions Not to Seek Criminal Charges

12 Dartmouth Law Journal 1 (2014).

Quantums of Force: Dispelling Pseudo Ambiguities of “Physical Force” Under the Lautenberg Amendment

4 T. Marshall J. Gender, Race and Justice 1 (2014).

Rated “M” for Misleading: How Deceptive, Anti-Consumer Practices in the Videogame Industry Became the New Norm

28 University of Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy 2 (2016).