About Craig A. Greening
Mr. Greening has been practicing law for over 20 years, and during this time, he has earned a reputation as an aggressive litigator and fierce advocate.
Craig Greening has in-depth knowledge of the criminal justice system as a former prosecutor and unique insight into the latest defense strategies as a Board Certified Specialist in Criminal Trial Law. To each case – he brings his high-powered legal advocacy and an unwavering pursuit of the best possible outcome.
Latest Articles
Charged After a Bar Fight in College Station? How Self-Defense Claims Work in Texas
Criminal Defense
The Greening Law Group often represents clients who find themselves facing criminal charges after a bar fight in College Station,…
Can Police Search Your Car During a Spring Festival or Event in Texas? Know Your Rights
Criminal Defense
During spring festivals, college events, and large public gatherings in College Station and throughout Texas, law enforcement presence increases significantly.…
Charged With DWI After a Festival or Event in Texas? What Happens Next
DWI
Being charged with a DWI in Texas after attending a festival, concert, or sporting event can be a stressful and…
Pulled Over During a Holiday Weekend in Texas? Your Rights at a Traffic Stop
DWI
Being pulled over in College Station, Texas, during a holiday weekend can be stressful, especially when law enforcement officers are…
Probation Violations & Revocation Defense in Texas
Criminal Defense
Probation in Texas, also called community supervision, allows individuals to avoid jail or prison while complying with strict court-ordered conditions.…
Brazos County Jail & Arrest Process: What Happens After You’re Arrested
Criminal Defense
An arrest in Brazos County can move quickly, often late at night or early morning. After being taken into custody,…
Spring Break Arrest in Texas? What Happens After a First-Time DWI
DWI
Spring break in Texas is known for its vibrant atmosphere, with thousands of college students flocking to cities like College…
The Most Misunderstood Part of a Texas Criminal Case: Probable Cause vs. Reasonable Suspicion
Criminal Defense
When facing a criminal case in Texas, the terms “probable cause” and “reasonable suspicion” are often misunderstood. These two legal…
How Officers Evaluate “Fatigue-Based Impairment” During Late-Winter Traffic Stops in College Station
Criminal Defense
Late-winter months in College Station bring unique driving conditions that law enforcement officers must consider when making traffic stops. While…
Dorm Move-Ins, Winter Sessions, and Student Arrests: Patterns College Station Lawyers See Every Year
Student Defense
Every year, as dorm move-ins, winter sessions, and student arrests unfold, College Station experiences a distinct rise in legal matters.…
