When The Cops Are Talking To You,
You Should Be Talking To Me.
Sleeping off the alcohol in your car might seem like a responsible choice to avoid driving while intoxicated. However, this decision could still result in DWI charges under Texas law. Many drivers face unexpected legal troubles when officers find them sleeping...
As responsible adults, it's uncomfortable to deal with the reality of juvenile crime. After all, a theft charge for a minor can become a pivotal moment that shapes a young man's future. Texas courts recognize this complexity and have developed specific approaches to...
Prior drug convictions can complicate the bail process for individuals facing new charges. Courts consider these past offenses when determining if someone qualifies for bail and what conditions may apply. Understanding how prior convictions affect bail eligibility can...
If you have made a mistake and find yourself facing a first-time shoplifting charge, you might be wondering about the long-term consequences and whether there is a way to clear your record. Fortunately, Texas law provides options for expungement, which can help you...
Everybody has the legal right to protect themselves. If you find yourself in a dangerous situation, using force to protect and defend yourself is understandable. However, there are cases where you may still face assault charges for your actions. Fortunately,...
False domestic violence accusations in Texas can turn your life upside down. Police act quickly on these claims, often issuing restraining orders and making arrests based on the accuser's word. You may have to leave your home and stay away from your children or...
Second or third driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges can have serious consequences. If convicted, fines can reach $10,000, license suspension can last over two years and jail time can range anywhere from 30 days to 10 years. It can also permanently mark your...
Facing charges of grand theft can be confusing and challenging. This can be especially true if the charges are particularly related to the theft of a firearm. If you're facing a grand theft charge, you're likely dealing with a serious legal situation that requires...
After an arrest in Texas, the court usually sets a bail amount that a defendant must pay to secure release from jail until the trial. However, bail amounts can be high, making it difficult for some individuals to pay. In such cases, it is possible to request a bail...
The public often misunderstands assault charges. These misconceptions can lead to confusion, unnecessary anxiety, and potentially detrimental decisions for those facing such allegations. Understanding the misconceptions surrounding assault charges is crucial if you...
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