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A deputy police chief in South Texas is asking state lawmakers to consider setting up permanent DWI checkpoints. The San… Continue reading Texas deputy police chief calls for stronger DWI enforcement
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A57-year-old Texas man who was exonerated in late 2009 for a murder he did not commit is once again back… Continue reading Exonerated Texas man faces new drug charges
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A woman who struck two young Halloween trick-or-treaters crossing a road in their Houston neighborhood has been charged with DWI.… Continue reading Texas woman charged with DWI
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In a time of economic recession, some may have concerns about agencies cutting staffing or other resources. Even corporate leaders… Continue reading BP agrees to $4.5 billion settlement, including criminal fines
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Many in Houston rely on online classified ads to buy and sell basic things like furniture or to advertise for… Continue reading Online classified ads for loan cosigners pose risks
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A recent drunk driving accident in Gregg County has left Texas lawmakers wondering whether the state should ban drive-through liquor… Continue reading Do Texas Drive-Through Liquor Stores Lead to Drunk Driving?
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Last month in this blog, we discussed the case of a Houston man who had been sentenced to “shock probation”… Continue reading DWI Offender in ‘Shock Probation’ Case Back in Jail
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This week, three Houston men were convicted on federal hate crime charges for the assault of an African-American man last… Continue reading Houston Men Convicted of Hate Crime in Bus Stop Attack
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The founder of a Houston record label pleaded guilty last week to charges of cocaine distribution and money laundering. Prosecutors… Continue reading Houston Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Drug Charges
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The use of excessive force at the Harris County Jail is not news. It’s well known and documented. In fact,… Continue reading Harris County Jail Employees More Trouble Than Actual Inmates?
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