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Sanchez v. State: Texas Third Court of Appeals Decides Key Recklessness Issue in Burnet County Case
Sanchez v. State: Recklessness Examined by Texas Third Court of Appeals In the case of Sanchez v. State, the Texas Third Court of Appeals tackled the challenging legal concept of… continue here
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Covington v. State: Texas Eighth Court of Appeals Upholds Murder Conviction in El Paso County
Summary of Covington v. State In the case of Covington v. State, the Texas Eighth Court of Appeals upheld the murder conviction of Elijah Covington for the shooting death of… continue here
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Sharp v. State: Texas Third Court of Appeals Decides on Self-Defense in Comal County Deputy Shooting Case
Overview of Sharp v. State from the Third District Court of Appeals in Texas In Sharp v. State, a case from the 207th District Court of Comal County, Brian Scott… continue here
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About Saputo Law
Attorney Paul Saputo leads the trial team at the firm.
Attorney Profile
Paul Saputo
Mr. Saputo has practiced throughout Texas in more than fifty Texas state and federal courts and developed groundbreaking innovations in defense strategies and tactics. After graduating from the elite Duke University School of Law, a nationally recognized top-ten law school, Mr. Saputo started his career at Vinson & Elkins.
Credentials
- Juris Doctor, Duke Law School
- Admitted to Practice Law in the Texas Supreme Court, all other Texas courts, the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and multiple United States District Courts
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Honors & Awards
- Martindale-Hubbell® AV Preeminent™ Rating
- Recognized by Super Lawyers®
- Consistently recognized by D Magazine in “Best Lawyers” for Criminal Defense
- Recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America under the Criminal Defense: White Collar practice area.
A History of Success
Attorney Paul Saputo has obtained hundreds of victories in complex criminal litigation across Texas. Our victories include Not Guilty verdicts by jury acquittals, directed verdicts of Not Guilty, as well as both conditional and unconditional dismissals.
He has also developed groundbreaking innovations in defense strategies and tactics.
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Recent Posts
- April 2024: Texas Fifth Court of Appeals Reviews Controversial Evidence in Collin County Sexual Abuse Case in Jones v. State
- New Texas Criminal Laws in 2025
- April 2024: In Peralez v. State, the Texas Second Court of Appeals Analyzes Rulings in Tarrant County Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child Case
- April 2024: Texas Third Court of Appeals Delivers Opinion on the Penal Code § 22.021(f)(1) Enhancement for Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child in Tucker v. State
- Texas Thirteenth Court Affirms Conviction Despite Unlawful Outcry Witness in San Patricio County Abuse Case – Rodriguez v. State: April 2024
Criminal Law Guide
- Texas Criminal Law
- Federal Criminal Law
- Texas Expunction Law
- Expunction Eligibility
- Non-Disclosure
- Judicial Clemency
- Texas Probation Law
- Extradition
- Federal Pretrial Release
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