If you are out on bond after a court charges you with driving while intoxicated or with marijuana possession, you should be aware of your bond conditions. Bond conditions in Texas vary because the judge can impose conditions on your bond. Here are some of the...
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Examining some other consequences of theft charges
When someone is accused of theft, whether the incident was relatively minor and only involved an inexpensive item sold at a store or they are accused of stealing a significant amount of property, the charges can be overwhelming. Various penalties may lie ahead for...
Helping your teen deal with a drug case
When it comes to drug cases, nobody is in the same position. Some people have multiple offenses on their record and struggle with an addiction to a particular substance, while others may be falsely accused of a drug-related offense because a prohibited substance was...
When an ex falsely accuses you of assault
Assault charges may surface for various reasons. Someone may find themselves in the middle of a bar fight that they did not initiate or want to be involved in, while another person may end up in a fight with one of their friends over any number of issues. However,...
Child custody and charges involving drugs or alcohol
For parents who are in the midst of a divorce or have recently split up, child custody can be one of the most stressful tasks they will ever have to deal with. Moreover, the outcome of a custody case can have a major impact on not only the lives and futures of each...
Court rulings on cellphone searches continue to set boundaries
The U.S. Constitution contains provisions that protect us against unreasonable search and seizure (Fourth Amendment) and self-incrimination (Fifth Amendment). These are critically important protections when interacting with police and the larger criminal justice...
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