AggressiveCriminal Defense For Texans
When the police pull drivers over under the suspicion of drunk driving, they may ask drivers to perform field sobriety tests. Field sobriety tests are physical examinations that can help the police collect evidence on a driver's condition. They’re primarily used to...
Technology is rapidly changing how Texas prosecutors and criminal defense professionals handle cases. For example, prosecutors now often introduce digital logs or records as evidence that can implicate defendants. What if you could turn the tables and present your own...
Many people have heard that the police cannot use entrapment as a way to make arrests. If they do so, it is a violation of that person’s rights and the case should be dropped. There are those who end up facing serious legal charges and who will use entrapment as a...
All arrests in Texas are entered into a statewide database and may show up on a background check sometime in the future. That can be problematic as many people will automatically judge you if they see that you were once under arrest. Under certain conditions, it may...
Assault charges may arise in Texas for a host of different reasons. Perhaps a family discussion with siblings turns aggressive and leads to someone calling the cops. Maybe it is a disagreement between spouses that leads to law enforcement intervention. Plenty of...
Jails and prisons throughout Texas and nationwide are dangerously overcrowded. While that’s certainly not a good situation, it can work to your advantage if you have been convicted or pled guilty to a crime that can result in a period of incarceration. Texas has an...
In an age of misinformation, it can be useful to learn about some common myths about drunk driving. If you believe a drunk driving myth and act on it, then you could end up with serious criminal charges. Here’s what you should know: Myth 1: Drink coffee before driving...
When it comes to drinking and driving, understanding the timeframe for alcohol to leave your system is crucial for making responsible decisions. While determining an exact timeline can be challenging, considering various factors can help ensure the safety of yourself...
Those who have been accused of a driving while intoxicated (DWI) offense in Texas often worry about going to jail because of their charges. A DWI can also result in significant financial setbacks. The courts may order a defendant to pay a fine, and their income may be...
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) can lead to significant penalties, including fines, imprisonment and license suspension. In Texas, you are legally intoxicated when your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is 0.08% or more, but you break the law as soon as alcohol or...