Kenneth Mitchell

Kenneth Mitchell spent 14 years in law enforcement. He worked for 13 years with the Houston Police Department receiving many citations and awards. Kenneth Mitchell worked as a patrolman and as an investigator, where he solved crimes raging from a minor hit and run to cases where a citizen was killed. He received advanced accident investigator training and has great experience with vehicular crimes. He also worked in the robbery division.

As an officer he went to law school, and it opened up his eyes to many of the practices which he viewed were unjust.

• DUI & DWI
• Criminal Law

• Credit Cards Accepted
• Contingent Fees

Texas

Since 2018

Police Officer

Houston Police Department

2005 - 2018

University of Houston - Main Campus

J.D. (2016)

2013 - 2016

University of Houston - Downtown

B.S. (2012) | Criminal Justice

2011 - 2012

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

City Proclamation

Ciudad de Ponce, Puerto Rico

2017

The mayor of Ponce, Puerto Rico gave city proclamations to each of the few lucky Houston Police Officers that had the honor of going to help Puerto Rico in their time of need.

Army Achievement Medal

Army

2002

State Bar of Texas # 24107865

Member

Current

Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association

Member

Current

Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

Member

Current

The National College for DUI Defense

General Member

Current

How to Engage with Law Enforcement, Public Service, 5206 FM 1960 W., Suite 105 Houston, TX 77069

August 24, 2018

Public Meeting

Wanted to give advice to make law enforcement encounters safer for the citizen and officer.

Master Peace Officer

Texas Commission on Law Enforcement

Standard Field Sobriety Test

Houston Police Department

Advanced Interview and Interrogation

John E. Reid & Associates Inc.

Investigator Basic Course

Houston Police Department

Advanced Accident Investigator

Northwestern University

Q. I filed for divorce and my wife won't leave.The house is mine, she moved in with me 3 and a half years ago.We have no ki

15 July 2018

A: You will need to speak to your divorce attorney to come up with the best method, without making this into such a contested divorce that you will need to liquidate the house just to pay the attorney's fee. Normally a person's separate property remains their separate property and the court will not take the title away. However, you might need to reimburse her for community property invested into the house. This is when your attorney and her attorney come into play and discuss negotiate and try to come to an agreement everyone agrees on, and allow to both of you to move on.

Q. I was recently charged with family violence. The person wants to drop them.

15 July 2018

A: The State unfortunately can pick up the charges. Even if the complainant does not testifies. It mainly depends how well recorded the complainant's statements and report are, and how well the police testify. My suggestion is to have your attorney view the facts deeper, and he will have more of an idea how the prosecutor in that county operates.