Navigating Warrantless Car Searches in Texas
- April 30th, 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 Appeal Your Criminal Case in Texas
- April 16th, 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…
The Consequences of Bail Jumping in Texas
- February 15th, 2023
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The Texas legal system follows the doctrine of “not guilty until proven otherwise.” It provides the privilege of posting bail to obtain relative freedom until legal proceedings occur. Making bail is undoubtedly better than sitting in a cell until your…
What Is Unlawful Restraint?
- March 18th, 2020
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Have you ever had a fight with your significant other in which you refused to let them leave the room? Have you ever blocked the doorway, taken someone’s keys or stood in front of a vehicle to prevent someone from…
Are You Eligible for Deferred Adjudication in Texas?
- April 18th, 2018
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If you or someone you love has questions about deferred adjudication eligibility in Texas, this post explains who is eligible for deferred adjudication, what it is, and how it works.
How to Respond to a Cease and Desist Letter
- March 7th, 2018
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If you have received a cease and desist letter (C&D), stay calm. A cease and desist letter is a common tool used to enforce intellectual property rights and other matters. An intellectual property violation can involve plagiarism, use of an…
5 Defenses for Fighting an Indecent Exposure Charge
- October 18th, 2017
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Indecent exposure is against the law. Even if you didn’t expose yourself to a minor or another person, you could be charged with a serious sex offense or even be required to register as a sex offender. It probably doesn’t…
What to Do If You’ve Been Falsely Accused of Elder Abuse
- October 11th, 2017
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Other than children, elderly individuals are often the most vulnerable in our society. Ninety percent of the time, family members—not hired professionals—are reported for elder abuse. The most common types of elder abuse include: 1) physical abuse, 2) undue influence,…
How Hurricane Harvey Affected Looting Laws in Texas
- September 27th, 2017
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Residents of Houston and surrounding counties are still struggling with the massive devastation left by Hurricane Harvey. Recent history—and historical recounts of previous natural disasters throughout the county—shows that a common pattern exists: Destruction is caused by the disaster Price…
Penalties for a Misdemeanor Crime in Texas
- September 13th, 2017
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Misdemeanor crimes include various charges prosecuted under Texas state law. A misdemeanor offense is usually viewed as a less serious matter than a felony offense. Both must be taken seriously by the accused. If convicted of a misdemeanor crime, the…