Paul J. Goeke, Attorney at Law - San Antonio, TX

Paul J. Goeke, Attorney at Law Law Firm Overview

Paul J. Goeke, Attorney at Law, is a board-certified criminal defense specialist with more than 20 years of experience providing aggressive representation to people in San Antonio, Austin and the surrounding parts of Texas.

Mr. Goeke has been recognized for his ability to successfully handle the most challenging and extreme criminal defense cases. He has won not guilty verdicts and complete dismissals in a series of high profile capital murder cases and other types of cases, an accomplishment that has garnered him a great deal of media attention and the respect of his peers. He handles all criminal charges, from drunk driving to intoxication assault and intoxication manslaughter, with the same zeal and commitment to success that he brings to capital murder cases.

While many factors contribute to Mr. Goeke's ability to succeed against intense odds, including his experience as a criminal prosecutor, his background in the sciences plays a critical role. He has hands-on experience in labs and training in forensic science, among other scientific fields. This background and training is useful in questioning expert witnesses in the courtroom and presenting technical information to juries in a manner that they can understand. With the role that DNA evidence and other scientific evidence play in modern criminal defense cases, even in DWI/DUI cases in the form of blood and breath test results, a lawyer must be able to understand and communicate this information effectively.

Mr. Goeke provides criminal defense to people accused of all misdemeanors and felonies, including DWI/DUI and intoxication offenses, child molestation and sex offenses, domestic violence offenses, and all other charges, including capital murder charges.

Practice Areas

• Criminal Defense
• Homicide
• Murder
• Intoxication Manslaughter
• Sexual Assault Of A Child
• Indecent Solicitation
• Drug Possession

Previous Law Firm Name

• Margaret Goeke Tasler & Paul J. Goeke, June 1, 2004