DWI LAWYER
AARON WHITE
FORMER PROSECUTOR NOW DEFENDER
DWI lawyer Aaron White, a partner at the firm, is based in Houston, Texas, and a former Harris County felony and misdemeanor court prosecutor. As a prosecutor, he screened misdemeanors and felonies of all levels, evaluated and prosecuted cases including more than 20 felony trials.
He also played an integral part in reconfiguring the Harris County post-conviction review division.
In this role, Aaron reviewed petitions for DNA testing of forensic evidence in cases that led to convictions for crimes such as capital murder and sexual assault.
During this assignment, Aaron worked hand in hand with the many forensic labs in Harris County and became very familiar with the procedures used by law enforcement and lab personnel in the collection and testing of physical evidence in criminal cases.
Prior to his experience as a District Attorney, Aaron was an intern in the Tort Litigation Division at the Office of the Attorney General of Texas where he worked alongside attorneys on a variety of tort cases and accompanied them to hearings, depositions, and contested case hearings.
He also gained valuable experience working at the Office of Immigration and Customs Services in Atlanta, Georgia where he prepared for hearings and cross-examination of witnesses and tried several cases before Immigration Court under the supervision of Homeland Security attorneys.
Aaron began his career in the field of strength and conditioning, training collegiate and Olympic level athletes.
After deciding to change his career path, and after several moves, Aaron graduated Law School from Georgia State University in 2007 and found his way back to Houston to work at the Harris County District Attorney’s office.
DWI Lawyer Aaron White comes to the Trichter, LeGrand, Houlton & White Law Firm with a proven track record of success and a very high conviction rate.
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DWI LAWYER AARON WHITE LEGAL EXPERIENCE
- The Law Office of Aaron White, PLLC. (2016-2017)
- Represented clients facing criminal charges ranging from Class B Misdemeanors up to First Degree Felonies
- Represented clients facing criminal charges ranging from Class B Misdemeanors up to First Degree Felonies
- Harris County District Attorney’s Office, Houston, Texas
- Prosecuted over 20 first-chair jury trials, including 5 first-chair homicide cases
- Chief Prosecutor – County Court at Law #2
- Supervised and trained attorneys prosecuting misdemeanors, including DWI cases
- #2 Prosecutor – 248th, 177th, & 232nd Criminal District Courts of Harris County, Texas
- Handled all aspects of the most serious cases in the court, including murder, sexual assault, and aggravated robbery.
TRIAL EXPERIENCE
- Driving While Intoxicated (felony and misdemeanor)
- Intoxication Manslaughter
- Intoxication Assault
- DWI With Child
- Driving Under The Influence
- Boating While Intoxicated
- Possession of Controlled Substances
- Possession of Marijuana
- Capital Murder
- Murder
- Aggravated Assault
- Assault
- Aggravated Robbery
- Robbery
- Theft
- Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
- Sexual Assault
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
- State Bar of Texas, November 2007
EDUCATION
- Georgia State University College of Law, Atlanta, GA
- Juris Doctorate, 2007
- Litigation Honors Designation
- University of Arkansas College of Law, Fayetteville AR
- Candidate for Juris Doctor, 2004-2005
- Dean’s List, Member of Phi Delta Phi Legal Honor Society
- University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, Master of Science in Exercise Science, 2004
- University of Houston, Houston, TX, Bachelor of Science in Exercise
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