Windcrest, TX Criminal Defense Law Firms & Lawyers

That is very cheap, so I don't think he'd come after you. Really it's up to you. The case is done. But if you agreed to pay him, then pay him. Deferred is still a great result. No one can guarantee a dismissal. Makes me wonder about the quality of your attorney though, charging $100 and promising dismissals.

Try and call the police in his vicinity and the police in your area. Even if the police can't do anything, at least you have it on record if something tragic happens.

Not knowing anything about your case, your public defender probably will not file a motion to dismiss because they believe that there is no basis evidentiary wise to support such a fiing.  If you believe evidence was obtained illegally, i.e., without a warrant for instance, then talk to them about that. There are times that a plea bargain can be in your best interests.  If you want to contest your case factually or based on the evidence, then your public defender is right--a jury trial could be a way to resolve your case if you feel that strong about your innocense. I encourage you to talk to your lawyer about your frustrations regarding your case.  I'm confident they will be able to explain it to you to your satisfaction.