If you have been charged with a DWI in Texas, it is important that you understand your rights. Working with an experienced criminal defense attorney can help you understand the...
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Most people have smartphones with cameras that record many aspects of their day-to-day lives. Many people may decide to use their smartphones to record encounters with police officers as a...
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In Texas, it is not illegal to record a conversation, even if you do not have the other parties' consent. For example, you can record a phone call with someone...
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The consequences can be severe if you have been charged with resisting arrest in Texas. The crime of resisting arrest occurs when a person “intentionally prevents or obstructs a person...
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If you are facing criminal charges in Texas, you may wonder whether you will face incarceration if you are convicted. If this is a first-time felony offense, it is crucial...
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In Texas, stalking and harassment are considered criminal charges. If you have been charged with stalking or harassment, state authorities will decide whether to prosecute you. Even if the alleged...
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Many Texans think possessing prescription drugs or pills without written authorization is not a big deal. Doctors wouldn't be able to prescribe substances that are harmful or addictive, many people...
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If you or a family member faces a domestic violence charge, it is essential to know that Texas has alternatives to jail or prison if you are convicted. These alternatives...
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In the United States, every person charged with a crime has a constitutionally protected right to a defense attorney. Texas’s Fair Defense Act provides prompt and fair appointments of defense...
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Every state limits how much alcohol a driver can have in their system while driving. In Texas, it is illegal for an individual to operate a motor vehicle with a...
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You have probably heard many criminal defense attorneys say in commercials that people should “call immediately.” It is one thing to tell people to call immediately, but it is another...
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If a protective order has been issued against you in Texas, you can no longer own a firearm. Even if you lawfully obtained a firearm before the protective order was...
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