When is Self-Defense an Effective Criminal Defense Strategy?

Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense

When you are facing criminal charges in Texas, you should be working with an experienced Texas criminal defense lawyer to… Continue reading When is Self-Defense an Effective Criminal Defense Strategy?

Is Entrapment a Good Defense Strategy for My Case?

Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense

If you arefacing criminal charges in Texas, you should be working with a Texas criminal defense attorney who can help… Continue reading Is Entrapment a Good Defense Strategy for My Case?

White-collar crimes in Texas are more serious than you may think, and penalties for a white-collar conviction can be severe.… Continue reading 5 Things to Know About White Collar Fraud Offenses

Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense, Sex Crime

Sex crimes in Texas are extremely serious offenses, and it is critical to have a Texas sex crimes defense lawyer… Continue reading Are Sex Crimes Charged Under Federal or State Law?

Nobody wants to get stopped by law enforcement and cited for a traffic offense, especially when a speeding ticket or… Continue reading How to Beat Your Traffic Ticket

Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense

When you are facing any kind of criminal charges, it is essential to begin working with an aggressive Houston criminal… Continue reading How Does the Fourth Amendment Apply to Criminal Defenses?

Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense, Sex Crime

Human trafficking–also known as sex trafficking–is traditionally understood to mean “the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some… Continue reading Texas Prosecutors Make Aggressive Use of “Human Trafficking” Law to Address Sex Crimes

The Texas Penal Code divides crimes into felonies and misdemeanors. Misdemeanor offenses are further subdivided into three classes: A, B,… Continue reading What Is a Class C Misdemeanor in Texas?

Posted by Tad A. Nelson | Criminal Defense, Drug Crime

The statute of limitations refers to a law that limits the time the state has to charge an individual with… Continue reading How the Statute of Limitations Works in Texas Criminal Cases

Before the police may lawfully search a person’s property without the owner’s consent, an officer must first obtain a search… Continue reading When Do a Police Officer’s “Misrepresentations” on a Warrant Application Matter?