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Do’s and Don’ts When Getting Detained in Texas

You may think you know what you’d do if you were ever arrested by police, but what you think and what may actually transpire can...

See a Dead Body in Texas? Not Reporting It Is a Crime

Evidence plays a vital role in any criminal case, for both the defense and the prosecution. Types of evidence include testimony, documents, and any other...

Romeo and Juliet: Not the Romantic Story You Expect in Texas

Romeo and Juliet is a classic tale of star-crossed lovers who were quite young. Still, people idolize this story of desperate teenage love as something...

Will 2021 Be the Year Texas Legalizes? Maybe…But Not Yet

Many states have legalized marijuana in the last decade, and if some state lawmakers get their way, Texas may soon be added to the list....

Six Quick Tips for Hiring Your Texas Criminal Defense Law Firm

Facing criminal charges can be a terrifying possibility. Not only with respect to having your freedom and reputation on the line but also simply because...

Surefire Signs It’s Time to Hire a Texas Criminal Defense Attorney

The Constitution of the United States protects your rights, even if you’ve been accused of a crime. The Sixth Amendment allows for anyone accused of...

2020 Holidays Look Different, But TX Laws on Underage Drinking Don’t

If you work in a place that sells alcohol, then you better remember to card everyone that purchased from you. Failing to do so could...

Texas Rent-to-Own Service Threatening to File Charges? What to Know

Let’s say you order a couch that is $700. Like many Texas families, you can’t afford to make that purchase all at once, so you...

Texas Poll Watching vs. Voter Intimidation — Know the Difference!

The 2020 election is gearing up to be an interesting event in the nation’s history. The United States seems as politically polarized as ever and...

“Borrowed” a Vehicle? You Might Get TX State Jail Felony Charges

Under Texas law, taking an unoccupied vehicle can result in charges of theft. If you use force to take an occupied vehicle, then you can...

What Counts as Criminal Tampering with Government Records in Texas?

Tampering with government records is a serious charge that can result in jail time as well as fines. You may not think that you’d ever...

Texas Offenders: You May Qualify for an Order of Nondisclosure

When you are convicted of a crime in Texas, the ramifications go far beyond the sentence that can be imposed by the court. Many other...