Areas of Criminal Law Practice

Darla Davis can defend you in all misdemeanor and felony cases, including • Murders • Capital Murders • Cold Case Homicides • Aggravated Sexual Assaults • Aggravated Robberies • White Collar Crimes • Public Integrity Crimes • DWI • Drug Offenses • Family Violence • Thefts • Forgeries • Insurance Fraud.


About Darla Davis

Darla Davis has been litigating criminal cases in the Travis County court system for over 24 years. As a former chief prosecutor in four criminal district courts and two white-collar units, Ms. Davis understands the intricacies of how a case proceeds through the criminal justice system - from field investigation, presentation of evidence to the grand jury, indictment, pre-trial hearings and discovery all the way up to jury selection, trial and sentencing.

Ms. Davis began her career in 1986 as a briefing attorney for the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the highest criminal court in Texas. She joined the Travis County Attorney's Office in 1987 as a misdemeanor prosecutor. In 1988 Ms. Davis was appointed as a felony prosecutor for the Travis County District Attorney's Office. For nearly a quarter of a century, she has been in the courtroom litigating the full range of cases, from DWI and Drug charges to Assaults and Capital Murder.

When the Austin Police Cold Case Homicide Unit was formed, Ms. Davis became the "go-to" attorney for unsolved murders. She has worked extensively with forensic experts from across the country in piecing together highly technical evidence. Ms. Davis has tried cases involving DNA evidence, fingerprint evidence, hair and fiber trace analysis and many other forensic categories.

Ms. Davis supervised the local White Collar Crime Unit and the Insurance Fraud Unit. She directed document intensive investigations with complex financial transactions as well as those cases involving accusations of official misconduct, embezzlement and fraud.

When you or somebody you know has been arrested or charged with a criminal offense, you are facing the power of the State's resources. Get Darla Davis on your side. Bring her experience to your defense.