Even when a defendant is found guilty, the story doesn't end there. Mitigating evidence can dramatically influence the punishment phase of a Texas criminal trial.

What is mitigating evidence?

• Personal background (abuse, trauma, mental health)
• Remorse and rehabilitation
• Military service, work history, or education
• Addiction treatment efforts
• Lack of prior criminal history

At Barina Law Group in Temple, we work with:

• Family members
• Medical and psychological experts
• Community members and faith leaders

We also prepare mitigation packets for prosecutors and judges, and develop testimony for jury sentencing.

Don't walk into sentencing without a voice—let us tell your full story.

👉 Learn more about sentencing strategy: www.bobbybarinalaw.com/criminal-defense.html