What to Do and What NOT to Do When You’re Arrested

July 31, 2013

Getting arrested isn’t something that we usually plan for, but unfortunately, it seems to happen to many individuals. In fact, the New York Times reported on a study that found that around 30 percent of American citizens get arrested before they even turn 23. This statistic is staggering, so in reality, it’s important for everyone […]

The Most Important Guidelines for a Successful Parole Hearing Appearance

July 24, 2013

Every so often, a person who is imprisoned for a crime may apply for parole. Parole hearings are meant to decide whether a convicted offender should be released from their internment. During these hearings, it is possible for individuals other than the offender to testify either against or on behalf of the prisoner. These people […]

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 […]