AttorneyMorris Lee Overstreet
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Morris Lee Overstreet

City of Marlin Texas

Houston, TX · 51 years licensed

Cases
21
Licensed
51 yrs

Morris Lee Overstreet has been licensed in Texas since Oct 1975 — 51 years — and has filed under this bar number in 21 cases since 2017, four in five of them in Harris County courts. The docket is criminal: 15 of 21 filings, with civil (other) and divorce behind it. No board certifications, one disciplinary matter on record.

Case type by yearCourt-record case types
Count
  • Class A misdemeanor5
  • Third-degree felony3
  • Class B misdemeanor2
  • Other Civil2
  • Second-degree felony2
Class A misdemeanorClass A misdemeanorThird-degree felonyThird-degree felonyClass B misdemeanorClass B misdemeanorOther CivilOther CivilSecond-degree felonySecond-degree felonySeizure & ForfeitureSeizure & ForfeitureDivorceDivorceMarriage - Divorce No ChildrenMarriage - Divorce No ChildrenMotor Vehicle AccidentMotor Vehicle AccidentPDR Case TypePDR Case Type1 other type1 other type’17’18’19’20’21’22’23
Cases filed by year2017 – 2023
  • 20232
  • 20221
  • 20218
  • 20204
  • 20193
  • 20181
  • 20172
48’17’18’19’20’21’22’23

Showing filings under this bar number from 2017 to present in the county court records Referlex has imported.

Criminal charge outcomes12 charge records · county criminal records

Percentages use the 12 recorded charge dispositions associated with this bar number. Charges without a recorded disposition are excluded.

Dismissed or acquitted100%12
Dismissed 12
Deferral recorded0%0
Convicted0%0
Other recorded status0%0
By charge10 charges
ChargeDispositionsConv.Outcome mix

These are record associations, not win rates: representation at disposition is not established, and several attorneys can appear on one charge. Outcomes are the latest recorded disposition of each charge; a missing disposition does not establish whether a charge is pending or how it ended. Percentages are rounded. No defendant details are shown.

Courts appeared in most21 cases · 18 courts

Cases are grouped by the court a filing names; appellate courts group together, not under the county a case came from.

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