AggressiveCriminal Defense For Texans
You have likely heard about the Miranda warning. It is what the police recite to you when arrested. Even if you have never been arrested, you have likely heard it used on TV shows and movies. While you may know what it is, you may not know the specifics of it or how...
You’re not a violent person and you have never initiated a fight. However, you now find yourself in the position of facing criminal charges for violence. You were attacked and used force to defend yourself. Is this lawful in Texas? Was the force necessary? You are...
For law enforcement to pull you over they typically need reasonable suspicion that a criminal offense has or is occurring. If a driver is speeding, swerving, or driving with noticeable defects, these could all be reasons for a traffic search. For a police officer to...
The moment the police say they are arresting you is not the best time to think about what to do. The stress of the moment could blur your thinking and cause you to make some poor decisions that will harm your defense. If you already understand what you should and...
Texas has very strict rules in place related to impaired vehicle operations. Those accused of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol will face serious consequences. A driving while intoxicated (DWI) offense in Texas might lead to prison...