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It's time for your parole review by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles. Do you trust that the Parole Board has complete and accurate information about your case? Do you trust that the Parole Board will spend the time needed to fully and carefully consider your situation? With parole approval rates in the low 20% range, do you want to take the chance? If you want to make the strongest case possible in the parole review process you need an experienced parole attorney to make that happen.


Gary Cohen, Parole Attorney

I regularly appear before the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles on behalf of clients who are in the parole review process. I interface with the Board on rule making and policy matters and appear as an expert witness in parole matters at the Texas Legislature. I am the only defense attorney in the state who has been invited, on a regular basis, to participate in the statewide training of revocation hearing officers. Unlike the practice in other firms, all initial interviews, all hearings and all appearances before the Board are personally handled by myself and not a junior associate or paralegal. I believe that my approach is more detailed and extensive than other lawyers who are engaged in similar work.


"When Parole Experience Matters"
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