Many of us attend holiday parties and functions throughout November and December. While driving to or from work or an event, you may look into your rear-view mirror and see...
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President Joe Biden recently pardoned federal marijuana possession convictions. He asked state governors to follow his lead and pardon those convicted of marijuana charges in their own states. Hundreds of...
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Defendants charged with a crime have the right to a speedy trial. The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees that “in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy...
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If you have been charged with embezzlement in Texas, you may wonder what type of penalties you could face. Embezzlement is a serious crime with significant penalties. The specific penalties...
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If you have been convicted of a crime in Texas, you have the right to file an appeal. If your appeal is successful, you could have your conviction overturned. If...
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Domestic violence, also called family violence in Texas, is a criminal offense. Unfortunately, many defendants facing family violence charges have been falsely accused. In divorce cases, one parent may falsely...
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A 29-year-old man from Texas was arrested and taken into custody based on multiple warrants, all for the promotion of child pornography. The man was a fugitive who had fled...
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With the holidays coming up, law enforcement officers will increase their monitoring of intoxicated drivers. Every year intoxicated drivers cause fatal accidents all across Texas. When a person gets behind...
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Being charged with any crime causes stress and anxiety. However, being falsely accused of a sexual assault or another sex crime in Texas has unique concerns. The stigma of being...
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The popularity of video chat apps and file-sharing services has increased exponentially, especially during the covid-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, video conferencing and online file-sharing have been used to share illegal child...
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The opioid epidemic continues to be a serious problem in Texas and the country. Thousands of people die yearly from opioid-related overdoses, leading lawmakers and law enforcement officers to take...
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Have you already pled guilty to a criminal charge while under pressure but regret doing so? If so, you are not alone. Many defendants are overwhelmed when interrogated by the...
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