Thursday, February 28, 2013

State Rep. Reynolds Announces Dismissal of Pending Barratry Case












The Barratry Case Has Been Dismissed Against the First Black Representative for Fort Bend County Since Reconstruction

State Rep. Ron Reynolds (Fort Bend County, District 27) has announced the dismissal of the barratry case filed against him with the Harris County District Attorney's Office (Case No. 134513401010).

Rep. Reynolds was charged and never indicted of barratry by a Grand Jury. Barratry is the solicitation for legal services of a potential client by an attorney without the potential client's permission.

"I want to thank District Attorney Mike Anderson for doing the right thing and dismissing my case," said Rep. Reynolds. "I said from day one that once the facts came out, justice would prevail and I would be vindicated of all charges. I want to thank everyone for their prayers and supporting me and my family during this challenging time. I never lost faith in God and the Criminal Justice System."

Additional Information You May Want To Review

For more on why the case against Rep. Ron Reynolds was dismissed, you may want to check out this article written in the Houston Chronicle about the dismissal. It turns out that two Harris County District Attorney's are under investigation and were deemed to be not credible. So, many cases handled by Lonnie Blevins and Dustin Deutsch are being dismissed. The case against State Representative Ron Reynolds happened to be one of the cases thrown out. So, you'll just have to be the judge of where Rep. Reynolds was innocent or not for your self. You can read the article by clicking this link!


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