How Serious is Credit Card Fraud?
Credit card fraud is considered identity theft in Texas and at the federal level. At the very least, it’s a state jail felony. So, yes, it’s serious.
Overview of Texas Domestic Violence Laws
During the pandemic, reports of domestic violence rose significantly. More people were stuck at home with family members, causing emotions to fray. However, not everyone reporting domestic abuse is telling the truth. Most are good people, but a few use Texas Penal Code Title 5 as a weapon against perceived wrongs done by a family […]
What the Zero Tolerance Law Means in Texas
The Texas Zero Tolerance Law refers to alcohol consumption by minors. Texas has zero tolerance for drivers under the age of 21 with any blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above 0.0%.
Is Theft a Misdemeanor or Felony in Texas?
Is theft a misdemeanor or a felony? As is often the case, the answer is, “It depends.” Like most crimes, whether or not theft rises to the level of a felony depends on several factors that depend not only on the monetary value of the property stolen but also on the defendant’s criminal background.
What To Do When You’re Falsely Accused
False accusations can derail a person’s reputation and life in multiple ways. You can face anything from social isolation and job loss to prison time if you don’t defend yourself. Even the accuser can’t always undo the damage after making a false accusation due to the structure of our laws.
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