The Pros and Cons of Plea Bargaining
Most criminal cases don’t go to trial, typically because the defendant accepted a plea bargain.
Assault vs Self-Defense in Texas
When can an assault be defended as self-defense? The state of Texas has definite ideas about what constitutes self-defense and when it counts as a legal defense.
Understanding DWI Blood Tests
A blood test is the most accurate measure of alcohol in an individual’s bloodstream when the sample is taken.
Texas Ignition Interlock Devices: What You Need to Know About DWI Laws
Texas is tough on drunk drivers. One way it combats DWIs is by mandating ignition interlock device (IID) installation on your motor vehicle as one penalty for a drunken driving conviction.
The Potential Penalties of Sex Crimes Involving a Minor
Texas saves some of its harshest penalties for a sex crime involving a minor. Even being charged with this crime can damage your reputation and potential for work and shelter, whether you are convicted or not. It’s all too easy for an innocent individual to be tarred with the brush of pedophilia or child rapist, […]
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