Federal Crimes in Airports or Airlines
If you’re facing a federal charge relating to an airport or airline, you may already know that the intersection of federal, state, and international laws can be complicated.
General Law
What Are the Most Common Federal Crimes?
If you want to know the answer to “What are the most common federal crimes?” you’re not alone. Many people don’t understand the differences between state and federal crimes. The short answer to the question is that state crimes violate state laws, whereas federal crimes violate specific federal statutes. A federal crime is investigated and […]
How Texas Handles Stalkers: Laws and Penalties
Stalking is a big problem that affects the lives of many Texans. Almost everyone has experienced extreme annoyance with another person’s persistence or actions. For instance, a former girlfriend or boyfriend may make repeated hang-up calls, or a co-worker might ask incessant or overly personal questions. These behaviors are irksome but not usually illegal. However, […]
5 Examples of Criminal Mischief Laws in Texas
Under Texas law, criminal mischief is a crime in which vandalism or damage to someone else’s property occurs. Often, what’s considered criminal mischief is thought to be “unfair.” It’s possible to find yourself in serious legal trouble if you destroy another person’s property or vehicle in anger, even if you’re related to him or her. A […]
How Multiple Crimes Are Charged and Handled
Most people are aware that being arrested and convicted of a crime in the state of Texas is a very serious matter. Even if it’s a relatively minor offense that isn’t likely to lead to jail time, a conviction will still be placed on an offender’s criminal record. These records can follow people for years […]
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