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In Texas, you need to be a licensed physician to engage in the “practice of medicine.” Without an active medical… Continue reading Is Practicing Medicine Without a License a Crime in Texas?
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In Texas, you need to be a licensed physician to engage in the “practice of medicine.” Without an active medical… Continue reading Is Practicing Medicine Without a License a Crime in Texas?
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Most of us know to stop and exchange insurance information with another driver following a car accident. This is not… Continue reading Can You Go to Prison for Failing to Stop and Render Aid Following a Car Accident?
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In every Texas criminal trial, the accused is entitled to a presumption of innocence. This presumption includes the right to… Continue reading Can the State of Texas Try You at the Jailhouse?
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If you are accused of a criminal offense in Texas, the last thing you should ever do is try and… Continue reading What Happens If You Threaten a Witness Against You in a Criminal Trial?
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In Texas felony cases, such as those involving sexual offenses against children, a grand jury is charged with reviewing the… Continue reading What Happens When the State Tries You for a Different Crime Than the Indictment?
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If you are charged with a serious felony in Texas, a qualified Houston criminal defense attorney can represent you in… Continue reading Is $1 Million an Unreasonably High Bail for a Texas Murder Charge?
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The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution protects people against unreasonable searches and seizures. What happens if your Fourth… Continue reading Getting Evidence Excluded from a Criminal Case in Texas: A Guide to Your Rights
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Texas protects the rights of property owners to enjoy their property without interference. If you end up damaging someone’s property… Continue reading What is the Difference between Criminal Trespass and Criminal Mischief?
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After a person is convicted of a crime, they must be sentenced. For many people, sentencing is a confusing topic.… Continue reading How Does Criminal Sentencing Work in Texas?
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Houston DWI cases are decided on evidence, specifically proof that you were legally intoxicated when driving a motor vehicle in… Continue reading How to Act in Court
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