Holiday DWI Arrests in Houston: What Happens Next and How to Protect Yourself
- November 17, 2025
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The holidays are one of the busiest times of year for Houston DWI arrests. From Thanksgiving weekend through New Year’s Day, HPD, Harris County Sheriff’s deputies, and DPS troopers significantly increase patrols across the city. Even a minor traffic stop…
Texas Is Increasing Enforcement on THC and Hemp Products: What You Need to Know
- October 30, 2025
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The State of Texas has directed the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) to increase inspections of businesses selling hemp and THC products. According to the Governor’s Office, the goal is to prevent the sale of products that exceed legal…
Texas Criminal Law Updates: Key Changes for Defendants
- July 22, 2025
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Texas criminal law updates in bring a wave of legal changes, from bail and gun rights to DWI penalties and hemp-derived THC. Some are already in effect, others head to voters this fall. These shifts could directly affect people facing…
Michael Morton Act Texas: What SB 1124 Could Change
- April 30, 2025
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In the current Texas legislative session, the 89th session, lawmakers are reviewing proposals that could significantly weaken the Michael Morton Act, a cornerstone of fair criminal trials in the state. For Houstonians facing criminal charges, this could have serious consequences….
Bail Procedures in Texas: What to Expect After an Arrest
- August 20, 2024
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Getting arrested in Texas can be an overwhelming experience, but understanding the bail process can help you regain some control. This guide will walk you through what happens after an arrest, focusing on bail procedures, the types of bonds available,…
Navigating Warrantless Car Searches in Texas
- April 30, 2024
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In Texas, as in many other states, law enforcement officers have the authority to search a vehicle without a warrant under certain circumstances. Understanding the laws and guidelines surrounding warrantless car searches is crucial for both drivers and law enforcement…
How to Report and Stop Harassing Text Messages
- October 4, 2023
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Updated for 2023 Originally Published on April 4, 2018 In today’s digital age, harassment isn’t just face-to-face. It’s sneaking into our pockets and purses via our phones. From annoying spam to more serious threats, unwanted texts can disrupt our day…
What Is a Sealed Record?
- May 17, 2023
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A criminal record can create issues throughout your life. It’s a high price to pay for a mistake; you may have trouble finding a job or even a place to live. Remember, your criminal record shows not just convictions but…
How to Appeal Your Criminal Case in Texas
- April 16, 2023
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Criminal cases are not one-and-done. You have a legal right to appeal your case, asking a higher court to review the decision against you to determine whether or not it’s fair. However, appealing a verdict isn’t simple. You need an…
What is Considered Criminal Mischief in Texas?
- March 17, 2023
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The term criminal mischief seems like a contradiction in terms because if someone is causing mischief, you think of naughty children — nothing serious. However, criminal mischief can be very serious indeed, enough that the Texas Penal Code defines it…