May 29, 2023
The Medlin Law Firm’s criminal defense attorney Matt Peacock was a speaker at the TCDLA 16th Annual DWI Defense Project: Breaking Blood.

Fort Worth, United States - May 29, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Fort Worth criminal defense lawyer Matt Peacock of The Medlin Law Firm spoke at the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyer Association’s 16th Annual DWI Defense Project, Breaking Blood. Matt talked about final arguments in trials.
Breaking Blood is a one-day course designed for attorneys to help them better assist clients when going to trial. The seminar covered advanced DWI-related topics, including obtaining blood discovery, evaluating the discovery for problems for exclusion, toxicology, and ALR hearings. Attendees earned a total of 8 Continuing Legal Education or CLE credits from the seminar.
Matt discussed final arguments, which is where each party’s representative gives a closing statement. Lawyers have the opportunity to persuade the jurors to vote in their favor through the key evidence presented in court.
Matt Peacock has been practicing criminal law for almost 15 years and has handled thousands of criminal cases. These cases range from class C tickets to first-degree felonies. He has over a hundred trials and contested motions under his belt and is dedicated to fighting for his client’s rights inside and outside the courtroom.
He obtained his Juris Doctor degree in 2009 at St. Mary’s University School of Law and was later licensed by the State Bar of Texas in 2010. His legal experience includes handling cases in Tarrant Co., Dallas Co., Johnson Co., Parker Co., Denton Co., Erath Co., and Taylor Co. In the cases that Matt handled, he displayed persistence and knowledge of the law, providing favorable results to clients.
The Medlin Law Firm is an award-winning criminal defense firm in Fort Worth, TX. It is home to experienced criminal lawyers who have been defending clients’ rights in numerous legal situations throughout the years.
The Medlin Law Firm works with clients to create solutions that increase the chances of obtaining favorable results. The team’s experienced criminal attorneys and competent staff are well-versed in building legal strategies and providing value to clients under various circumstances.
The firm serves people in Fort Worth, TX, and the surrounding areas. They cater to individuals who are in need of legal assistance against various criminal charges, including DWI, theft, assault, and domestic violence charges, among others.
Visit The Medlin Law Firm at 1300 S University Dr #318, Fort Worth, TX 76107, or give them a call at (682) 204-4066 for a free evaluation.
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