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Deciding Whether or Not to Admit Guilt to Your Defense Attorney

January 1, 1970

When you are charged with a crime, you have the right to have an attorney defend you in court. While you consult with your lawyer, you might wonder to what extent you should admit your guilt. Should you tell them that you participated in the crime you have been charged with? Before you decide, you […]

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Sex Crimes: What Happens to Habitual Offenders in Texas?

January 1, 1970

Texas has a reputation for being a state that enacts legal justice swiftly and thoroughly. This propensity to act decisively against criminals comes to light when the courts hand down maximum sentences against habitual offenders. Repeat sexual offenders in Texas particularly may face enhanced sentences if their crimes fit certain criteria according to the state’s […]

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