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In keeping with our series discussing criminal justice reforms for certain demographics, today’s post explores the proposal recently advanced by… Continue reading Reforms for elder criminal justice in Texas?
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A non-profit organization is petitioning Texas lawmakers to pass a law requiring those convicted of a first-offense DWI to get… Continue reading First-time Texas DWI offenders may face harsher penalties
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‘Tis the season for holiday festivities. For those who may be imbibing holiday spirits, however, extra transportation precautions should be… Continue reading Houston Steps Up DWI Patrols over Holidays
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In recent posts to Texas readers we’ve explored various theories of criminal punishment, including deterrence, retribution and rehabilitation. Today’s story… Continue reading Texas offers innovative DWI treatment program
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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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