Know Your Rights: What to Do When Pulled Over in Texas
If you have been arrested or convicted of a crime in Texas, that record is
Criminal charges in Texas are classified as minor offenses, misdemeanors, or felonies. Felony charges are
Law enforcement officers are not permitted to conduct custodial interrogations without first informing those in
If you are on probation or facing DWI charges in Texas, you might be wondering
One of the most frequently prosecuted immigration crimes is illegal reentry into the United States.
Gun laws are complicated, and you may have questions about state and federal firearms laws
Law enforcement officers and investigators sometimes gather deoxyribonucleic acid (‘DNA’) evidence from crime scenes to
Murder and capital murder are serious crimes in Texas, and convictions can lead to severe
If you are under investigation or have been charged with RICO crimes, you should understand
Domestic violence is a continuing problem in Texas and around the nation. To combat this
Many Americans use the internet daily for a variety of reasons. The internet can be
Being charged with a drug crime in Texas — whether possession, delivery, or manufacturing —
Bank robbery cases are usually prosecuted in federal court. The penalties for convictions are harsh
If your actions resulted in the death of another person, but it was not your
You are empowered with rights under the U.S. Constitution, even if you have been suspected
When a U.S. citizen marries a non-citizen, the non-citizen is afforded certain immigration rights and
Being accused of a crime is a serious matter, and a criminal conviction can follow
The term “white-collar crimes” encompasses a large number of offenses in Texas. It refers to
