In The News

IN THE NEWS

• Lawyer: All charges dropped against Texas A&M WR Ainias Smith– The Eagle
• Charges dropped against Texas A&M’s Ainias Smith– KWTX
• Passenger in officer-involved shooting released after bond reduced – KBTX
• Former Caldwell ISD administrator found not guilty of injury to a child – KWHI
• Charges dropped for final Caldwell student accused of engaging in organized criminal activity – KWTX
• Charge dropped against former BSSLC employee indicted in death of resident – KWHI
• Treat of the Day: BPD & CSPD receive mask donations – KBTX
  • “A local attorney and another business owner are helping our front line workers get the proper Personal Protective Equipment as they work during this pandemic.”
• Texas shop selling CBD oil challenges county shutdown order — and wins – Houston Chronicle
  • “In the meantime, Craig Greening, one of Singh’s lawyers, said he plans to contest Fatty’s citation in court.”
• A legislative snafu got this pot case dismissed. – Houston Chronicle
  • “Greening, whose College Station practice does a busy pot-possession defense business, said it wasn’t easy to find willing defendants.”
• Surveillance video exonerates bartender, shows TABC agent giving teen alcohol – KXXV
  • “During the trial, Frick’s attorney Craig Greening kept the video a secret during his examination of Jergins. Greening is a College Station Criminal Defense Attorney and a Super Lawyer.”
• In this undercover operation, it was the booze police who got stung – Houston Chronicle
  • “To Greening, it’s a distinction without much of a difference. He understands it’s just a bar and a beer, not a death penalty case. But, he said, it matters when police at any level can’t be trusted.”

9-16-2016 DRAFTHOUSE