On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Nov 18, 2020 | criminal defense
Knowing what your rights are when interacting with Texas authorities may help you avoid legal trouble that may cost you personally, professionally and financially. You may know that, in most cases, law enforcement officers need a warrant to search your home unless you...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Nov 11, 2020 | criminal defense
People generally understand that human memory is not fool-proof. Long-term and short-term memory has shortcomings that can make it hard to remember certain details about a person or a situation. When those details are involved in a criminal trial, however, it can...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Oct 28, 2020 | criminal defense
Assault is a serious crime and can result in significant penalties for convicted individuals. Less serious assaults can result in misdemeanor charges while an aggravated assault charge can lead to a felony. Each assault case is unique and comes with varying degrees of...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Oct 21, 2020 | criminal defense
The state of Texas imposes harsh penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol, even for first-time offenders. For drivers with second, third or subsequent DUI convictions, the penalties increase significantly, and the court can order the installation of an...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Oct 14, 2020 | criminal defense
In Texas, the law cracks down hard on property crimes. If you face charges of any property crime, consequences for conviction are often dire. Burglary crimes fall under this category. If you are facing a burglary charge, it is important to know the penalties you may...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Sep 25, 2020 | criminal defense
In Texas, assault generally refers to any physical action made toward another individual that causes an injury. Under certain circumstances, a push or touch may lead to allegations of assault if an individual believes that you intended to cause bodily harm. If you get...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Aug 30, 2020 | criminal defense
After an arrest, you may wonder what exactly what facing complicity or conspiracy charges means. Learning about the elements of these terms can help you get a clearer understanding of both crimes. Definitions According to the Penal Code of Texas, complicity means...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Aug 17, 2020 | criminal defense
Whenever a violent crime occurs in Plano, law enforcement authorities may feel pressure to bring the matter to a swift resolution. That pressure comes not simply from a desire to help a victim’s family feel a sense of closure, but also from an implied need to...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Aug 13, 2020 | criminal defense
Texas law defines theft as illegally depriving someone of his or her property. The charges and penalties for theft vary based on the value of the stolen item. If you face theft charges in Texas, familiarize yourself with the possible consequences of a conviction. ...
On behalf of The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC | Jul 23, 2020 | criminal defense
When business representatives and professionals in Plano come under scrutiny for deceptive practices. it may be easy for many people to simply accept the charges against them without any additional scrutiny. This is likely due to the opinion companies only care about...
