Know Your Rights: What to Do When Pulled Over in Texas
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
The Texas Code of Criminal Procedure states that “no person shall be held to answer
In the United States, all states regulate the possession of controlled substances, although each may
No-knock warrants are highly controversial, especially after the recent Harding Street murders. When police officers
Are you facing RICO charges in Texas? If so, you might be wondering if it’s
Going through life with a criminal record can be difficult at best and devastating at
This article originally appeared in the March 2022 issue of Texas Monthly with the headline “Give Us
Although the three terms sound similar, there are significant differences between theft, robbery, and fraud.
When most people think about a weapons charge, the first thing that might come to
In the legal landscape, there are two different ways of holding people legally accountable for
Kidnapping is a serious charge in Texas, and convictions can result in imprisonment, fines, and
Money laundering is a serious offense that carries hefty consequences. It’s important to know the
Nobody begins a night out thinking that they will end up with a DWI charge.
You’ve probably seen it a thousand times: a suspect is arrested on TV, and they’re
