What To Expect From Arrest To Verdict In A Texas Criminal Case
Most people pay little attention to how the criminal justice process in Texas unfolds, since it does not affect them...
Read MoreHow And When Can A DWI Charge Be Reduced In Texas?
An arrest and criminal charge for drunk driving in Texas can be frightening for those charged, and for good reason....
Read MoreHow Can Prior Convictions Affect A Texas Criminal Case?
A criminal conviction on a person’s record has a number of consequences, not least of which include issues applying for...
Read MoreWhat To Know About Resisting Arrest And Evading Arrest Charges In Texas
A run-in with the law can lead to any number of potential criminal charges in Texas. Among them are charges...
Read MoreCriminal Court Backlogs And What They Mean For Texas Criminal Defendants
A person charged with any crime, whether it is a felony or misdemeanor is guaranteed a Constitutional right to a...
Read MoreDo Remote Court Proceedings Protect A Defendant’s Due Process Rights?
The COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally changed the way law is practiced in courtrooms throughout Texas and even worldwide. Remote hearings conducted...
Read MoreWhat To Know About Child Pornography Charges In Texas
As with other sex crimes in Texas, possession, distribution, or production of child pornography are serious offenses that carry not...
Read MoreHow To Prove Self-Defense In A Texas Criminal Case?
Self-defense is a valid defense against criminal charges in certain situations. It can even be a complete defense warranting dismissal...
Read MoreOnline Solicitation Of A Minor In Texas: What To Know And How To Defend Against Charges
Texas takes sex crimes seriously, with harsh punishments for those convicted of any number of offenses in this category. One...
Read MoreWhat Does The U.S. Supreme Court Ruling In Vega Mean For Texans?
Since the landmark 1966 Supreme Court ruling in Miranda v. Arizona, the well-known “right to remain” silent has been a...
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