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If you are arrested for a criminal offense in Texas and charged with that crime, you should begin working with… Continue reading Fourth Amendment Violations and Criminal Defense: What You Should Know
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Very few people are actually prepared to be placed under arrest. There are, however, a few things that you should… Continue reading Resisting Arrest in Texas
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Plea bargains, or plea agreements, are a kind of compromise that a defendant makes with a prosecutor. Basically, in exchange… Continue reading What You Should Know About Plea Bargains
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While it is true that in most cases, police officers are barred from searching someone’s personal belongings, vehicle, or home… Continue reading When Can the Police Search Without a Warrant?
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Sexual assault, like many other types of sex crimes, is the kind of charge that tends to be judged harshly,… Continue reading What You Should Know About Sexual Assault Charges
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The majority of defendants who have been accused of a crime are charged in state court. It is possible, however,… Continue reading The Difference Between Federal Offenses and State Crimes
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Before police may lawfully start to question a criminal suspect, they must advise that suspect of their constitutional rights–namely, the… Continue reading What Happens When a Criminal Suspect Does Not Fully Understand Their Rights in a Police Interrogation?
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When you are charged with a criminal offense in Texas, the court will set bail as a condition of your… Continue reading Can “Bail Jumping” Be Used as Evidence Against You in a Criminal Trial?
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Many crimes in Texas have what are known as “lesser-included offenses.” This means that based on the available evidence, a… Continue reading What Is the Difference Between Robbery and Aggravated Robbery in Texas?
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“Theft” is the criminal offense of appropriating property without the owner’s consent. Not all theft involves violence, mind you. Simply… Continue reading Is Misusing a Company Credit Card Actually a Crime?
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