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Chosen by Legal Peers as One of the best criminal defense lawyers in Dallas

Don't Leave Your Defense To Just Anyone Get Attorney David Finn a Former Criminal Trial Judge & Federal Prosecutor Who Has Never Lost a Trial / Appeal I'm very honored to have been chosen for this award. Office Location 2828 N. Harwood Suite 1950...

Ted Nugent’s Wife Arrested with Gun at Texas Airport

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Me on TV Show “I (Almost) Got Away with It.”

Don't Leave Your Defense To Just Anyone Get Attorney David Finn a Former Criminal Trial Judge & Federal Prosecutor Who Has Never Lost a Trial / Appeal I'm featured in this episode a few times, since when I was a Federal Prosecutor I sent him to jail....

Standing up to Bully Judge

Don't Leave Your Defense To Just Anyone Get Attorney David Finn a Former Criminal Trial Judge & Federal Prosecutor Who Has Never Lost a Trial / Appeal An old Observer story about me I though y'all would enjoy. Office Location 2828 N. Harwood Suite...

Judge Orders Release of Dhawan Family Vehicle

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D Magazine’s “Best of Dallas 2013” Issue – Best Lawyers in Dallas.

I am proud to be listed in D Magazine’s Best of Dallas issue again. It’s always nice to be recognized by your peers and the community.

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Methodology per D Magazine:

HOW WE DID IT: to compile our list of the best 391 lawyers in Dallas, we asked lawyers with a valid Texas bar number to designate their primary area of practice. We then asked them to nominate two lawyers outside their firm and one within their firm in their area of practice, keeping the following question in mind: which Dallas lawyers, of those whose work you have witnessed firsthand, would you rank among the current best? Answers may include co-counsel, lawyers you have observed in court, and opposing counsel. After the votes were tallied, a panel of eminent lawyers met with our editors to evaluate the Best Lawyers in Dallas 2013 list. Self-nominations were not counted.

No indictment for Addison woman who took gun on airplane

A Tarrant County grand jury has declined to indict an Addison attorney who went through a security checkpoint at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport in January with a loaded .38-caliber revolver in a carry-on bag.

Judith Kenney, 65, had been charged with unlawful carrying of a weapon in a place where weapons are prohibited.

The panel’s members did not find probable cause for prosecutors to take the case to court, according to a news release from the Tarrant County district attorney’s office.

Highland Park family weighs options after son linked to TCU busts by mistake

An attorney said Thursday that a prominent Highland Park family is “considering all options” against the Fort Worth Police Department a day after their son’s picture mistakenly appeared on an arrest warrant as a target in this week’s TCU drug busts. “A public...

Dallas DA’s office issues more subpoenas in investigation of sitting judge

The Dallas County district attorney’s office has subpoenaed two more courthouse employees — including a second judge — in its official-oppression investigation into Criminal Court Judge Julia Hayes. Prosecutors began a grand jury investigation of Hayes and...

David Finn Defends Gun Violation

A 65-year-old Little Elm woman was arrested Wednesday morning after carrying a revolver aboard a plane at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.

Transportation Security Administration officials notified police about 6 a.m. that the woman had grabbed her belongings off a checkpoint conveyor belt and walked away before TSA agents spotted the .38-caliber handgun.

Judith Kenney’s lawyer, David Finn, said she had simply forgotten the gun was in her computer bag.