How to Survive a Deposition and Live to Tell About It

July 17, 2013

Anyone who has been involved in any type of case, from civil to criminal, has likely heard of a deposition. According to the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, a deposition is basically a sworn statement that is taken from a party to a lawsuit, criminal case or legal claim as to what their side of […]

You Could Go to Jail for These Common DUI Mistakes

July 10, 2013

When you see blue flashing lights behind you while you drive, it is normal to feel a lump in your throat and a sinking feeling in your stomach. If you had a few drinks before getting behind the wheel, this feeling can be much more ominous. It’s important to realize that police are looking for […]

Out-of-State Arrest Warrants: Everything You Need to Know

July 3, 2013

An arrest is a stressful thing for anyone to go through. Unfortunately, studies show that nearly one-third of all Americans will be arrested at least once before they turn 23. This is a damning statistic, but it doesn’t really properly signify the difficulties that a person faces after an arrest. These challenges can become even […]

To Avoid Sitting in Jail Forever, You Have to Request a Speedy Trial

June 26, 2013

The Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees defendants the right to a speedy trial. This right is granted so that an individual will not be arrested and then placed in jail indefinitely. It also helps people avoid having charges hanging over them if they are released on bail. No specific length of time is […]