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Lassiter Law

Lassiter Law

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Welcome to Lassiter Law, the podcast where Dallas-based criminal defense attorney Mark Lassiter shares his expertise and real-world insights into the legal landscape.

Whether you're a law student preparing for the bar, a fellow attorney navigating the criminal justice system, or someone seeking guidance after being accused of a crime, this podcast provides invaluable advice from one of Texas' top defense lawyers.

Join Mark as he discusses everything from life after law school to practical tips on defending your rights. With deep dives into legal cases, thoughtful analysis, and expert commentary, Lassiter Law is perfect for true-crime enthusiasts, aspiring lawyers, or anyone curious about criminal defense.

You can call Mark Lassiter and schedule a free consultation at (214) 845-7007 or go to his website, LOMTL.com.

See full video podcasts on our YouTube channel and see highlights on all the social media platforms, including Instagram and TikTok. You can find us everywhere @LassiterLawPod. We'd love to hear from you and answer any questions you may have!

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  • Probation Violations & Motions to Revoke Explained | Lassiter Law Podcast

    Probation Violations & Motions to Revoke Explained | Lassiter Law Podcast
    May 2 2025
    Welcome back to The Lassiter Law Podcast, where legal expertise meets real-life courtroom stories.

    In this episode, veteran defense attorney Mark Lassiter breaks down everything you need to know about probation violations and motions to revoke — one of the most misunderstood (and high-stakes) areas of criminal defense law.

    🎯 Whether you’re a lawyer, paralegal, law student, or facing probation issues yourself, this episode delivers must-know insight that could mean the difference between jail time and a second chance.

    🔍 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

    - What triggers a probation violation (including missed check-ins, failed drug tests, and new arrests)
    - The step-by-step process of a motion to revoke How attorneys can intervene before a warrant is issued
    - What to do when you’ve “peed hot” (positive drug test)
    - Real client case studies, including a motion-to-revoke win that blocked a DWI conviction
    - How to defend against allegations using collateral estoppel
    - What happens when you plead "true" vs "not true" in revocation hearings
    - Legal strategy + human compassion = powerful defense

    👨‍⚖️ Mark Lassiter brings decades of courtroom experience, Army-level discipline, and unmatched knowledge of Texas criminal law to the mic, sharing real case results and expert strategy.
    🧠 If you're a practicing attorney, a legal scholar, or someone who just wants to understand how probation law actually works in Texas, you won’t want to miss this.
    📞 Contact Mark Lassiter:
    📲 (214) 845-7007
    📧 mark@lomtl.com
    🌐 www.lomtl.com

    #CriminalDefense #ProbationViolation #LassiterLaw #TexasLaw #LegalPodcast #MotionToRevoke #DefenseAttorney #lawstudentlife #KnowYourRights #RealLawTalk #LegalEducation #AttorneyStrategy #ProbationExplained #JusticeMatters #MarkLassiter
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    43 mins
  • Understanding Your Right to a Speedy Trial

    Understanding Your Right to a Speedy Trial
    Feb 27 2025
    🎙 Welcome to the Lassiter Law Podcast!

    Have you ever wondered what your right to a speedy trial actually means? In this episode, defense attorney Mark Lassiter breaks down the legal framework, common delays, and real cases where the right to a speedy trial was tested.

    💡 What You’ll Learn:
    ✔️ The Sixth Amendment’s guarantee of a speedy trial
    ✔️ What counts as a “triggering point” in legal cases
    ✔️ How delays in trials can affect evidence, witnesses, and outcomes
    ✔️ Why having an attorney with attention to detail is crucial Mark and Lacey share real stories, including cases with years-long delays, missing evidence, and legal strategies that can make or break a defense.

    If you’re passionate about law, curious about your legal rights, or need guidance on navigating the justice system, this episode is a must-watch!
    💬 Comment below: What legal topic would you like Mark and Lacey to cover next?
    👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more legal insights and real case discussions!
    👉 Follow @LassiterLawPod
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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • The Daniel Penny Trial: Legal Insights, Mental Health Debates, and the Future of Self-Defense

    The Daniel Penny Trial: Legal Insights, Mental Health Debates, and the Future of Self-Defense
    Feb 14 2025
    In this episode of Lassiter Law, Mark Lassiter breaks down the high-profile Daniel Penny trial, exploring key legal defenses, the complexities of mental health in the criminal justice system, and the societal impact of prosecuting Good Samaritans.

    Dive into expert legal analysis on manslaughter vs. murder, the role of mental illness in criminal cases, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding self-defense in public spaces.

    Whether you're a lawyer, law student, true crime lover, or seeking legal insights, this episode delivers compelling arguments, real-world examples, and thought-provoking commentary on the future of criminal defense.
    📌 Topics Covered:
    Legal strategies in the Daniel Penny trial Mental health and the legal system
    The role of expert witnesses in homicide cases
    Ethical challenges in prosecuting self-defense claims
    Societal implications of mental health neglect

    🔗 Stay informed, stay inspired.
    🎧 Tune in now for expert legal analysis and passionate advocacy. Like and subscribe here on our channel to get the latest.

    Mark Lassiter is the criminal defense attorney in Dallas that is known for winning the unwinnable cases. Contact the Lassiter Law offices for a free consultation. LOMTL.com or call 214-845-7007.

    Follow along on socials. @LassiterLawPod
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    54 mins
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