Criminal Defense

Sex Crimes, Entrapment and Your Rights in Texas

May 6, 2015

Police officers often use “sting” operations to make arrests. These operations sometimes consist of undercover officers who “set up” individuals by providing them with an opportunity to commit illegal acts. When those arrests are for sex offenses, it’s important to ensure entrapment hasn’t taken place; otherwise, the charges are invalid. It’s essential that anyone arrested […]

I’m Guilty: Should I Tell My Attorney?

October 15, 2014

When you’re in a jam and need an attorney, it’s difficult to know whether you should tell them the full truth and nothing but the truth. After all, how can a lawyer work to clear your name if you’re actually guilty? And why would they want to do so? The way the legal system works, however, […]

What Happens If I Get Arrested in Harris County?

October 8, 2014

Getting arrested can be a frightening experience, particularly if it’s your first time and you have no idea what happens. The process varies from case-to-case and depends to a large degree on which local police agency makes the arrest. Here’s a step-by-step guide to what you can expect and how to deal with it.  

Not Guilty: Get the Jury to Favor Your Side

September 26, 2014

Relating to the members of a jury in an engaging and winsome manner is an essential part of a jury trial. Both the defense attorney and defendant have a role to play in creating a favorable impression with jurors. There’s every reason to believe that individual jurors are influenced to some degree by the demeanor […]

Should You Confess Your Guilt to Your Defense Attorney?

August 15, 2014

Being charged with a crime is an unenviable position, but it does provide an opportunity to learn a few things about the criminal justice system. Even the process of developing a relationship with your defense lawyer can teach you quite a bit about the legal system.