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Pecos Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer
Charged or under investigation in Pecos? Former federal prosecutor John R. Teakell defends clients in the Western District of Texas.
Federal Criminal Defense in Pecos
Federal Court in Pecos
The Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas covers a wide stretch of far West Texas. Federal cases here often arise from highway interdiction stops on Interstates 10 and 20, along with firearms, smuggling and energy-industry theft and fraud cases.
Federal cases filed in Pecos are heard in the Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas (W.D. Tex.). Local rules, judges, magistrate practices and the priorities of the U.S. Attorney's Office vary from division to division, so the right strategy for a case here depends on local practice in this courthouse.
Federal Charges We Defend in Pecos
John Teakell defends clients at every stage of a federal case — from the first contact by agents or a grand jury subpoena, through indictment, trial and sentencing.
Drug Cases
Possession, distribution, trafficking, importation and drug conspiracy charges. Learn more
Gun Violations
Felon-in-possession, false statements on firearm purchases and other federal gun charges. Learn more
Alien Smuggling
Alien smuggling, illegal transportation, harboring and marriage fraud charges. Learn more
Theft & Embezzlement
Theft, embezzlement, credit card abuse and forgery charges. Learn more
Why Clients Choose John Teakell
A former federal prosecutor with over 12 years in the U.S. Attorney's Office and former Senior Trial Counsel for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, John R. Teakell has handled federal cases across all four districts of Texas. When you hire John, you work directly with him — not a rotating team of junior associates.
Why Those Charged with Serious Crimes
Contact Criminal Defense Attorney John Teakell
Anyone charged with a Texas state felony or federal crime risks losing their freedom and livelihood. John R. Teakell has decades of experience as a federal prosecutor and defense attorney.
View Featured Case ResultsIf You Are Contacted by Federal Agents
Federal investigations often begin long before anyone is charged. What you do in the first days can shape the entire case.
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Do not answer questions or agree to an interview before speaking with an attorney.
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Do not destroy or alter documents, devices or messages.
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Do not discuss the investigation with others who may be involved.
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Call a defense attorney — early intervention can change the outcome.
Questions Clients Ask
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a Dallas-based attorney handle my federal case in Pecos?
Yes. Federal cases are governed by the same federal rules statewide, and John Teakell travels to courthouses across Texas. Your case in Pecos would be handled in the Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas.
Where will my Pecos federal case be heard?
Federal venue is generally based on where the alleged conduct occurred. Conduct in Reeves County is ordinarily handled in the Pecos Division of the Western District of Texas, though related cases can be filed in another district.
What should I do if I receive a target letter or grand jury subpoena?
Do not respond to investigators on your own. Contact an experienced federal defense attorney right away so your rights are protected from the start.
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