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Embezzling From an Employer Can Mean Felony Charges
News
White collar theft is treated just as seriously in Texas as any other crime. Embezzling money from your employer, for example, is...
Open Container Admissions Can Create More Trouble
DWI
Open container violations are often a police officer's gateway into conducting a warrantless search of a motor vehicle. And once inside the...
How Prior Sex Crimes Can Mean Life in Prison
Sex Crimes
A sex crimes charge in Texas takes on special weight if the defendant has a prior criminal record, even from another state....
Court Rejects Disorderly Conduct Challenge
Misdemeanors
One of the bedrock principles of criminal law is that a person has the right to notice of the charged offense. This...
How Prior Bad Acts Affect DWI Accident Cases
DWI
A DWI accident often leads to criminal charges, especially if another person is seriously injured or killed. And if a defendant finds...
Texas Creates Domestic Violence Registry
Violent Crimes
You probably know that Texas maintains a public registry of individuals convicted of certain sex crimes. Recently, the Texas legislature voted to...
Texas Bans Red Light Cameras
Criminal Defense
Many Texas residents' first experience in dealing with a traffic violation came as the result of a red-light camera. These devices automatically...
Federal Law and Texas Open Container Rules
DWI
You probably know that Texas has laws prohibiting the possession of an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle. You may...
Court Tosses Deadly Weapon Finding in DWI Case
DWI
In a criminal prosecution arising from a DWI accident, a court will often make an “affirmative finding” that the defendant “used or...
How Houston Speed Limits Work
Criminal Defense
A speeding ticket is perhaps the most common traffic violation committed by Houston-area residents. And if you have just received your first...
Open Container Leads Police to Murder Suspect
DWI
Having an open container of alcohol in your car is essentially an invitation to a police officer to detain you on suspicion...
DWI Suspects Have Privacy Rights in Blood Samples
DWI
When it comes to a DWI accident, especially one that involves the death of another person, Texas law enforcement will make every...
Can Domestic Violence Suspects Question Accusers?
Violent Crimes
Domestic violence cases are often intertwined with child custody disputes. Indeed, there are situations where one parent may falsely accuse the other...
How Backing Out Can Lead to Serious Charges
Criminal Defense
A simple traffic violation is often the first step towards a police officer arresting someone for a more serious crime, such as...
Wine in a Pringles Can: Open Container Violation?
DWI
Texas law enforcement officers are often asked to respond to unusual situations. One of the more notable incidents this year involved a...
Will Alcohol Delivery Affect Open Container Laws?
Criminal Defense
Texas state Rep. John Kuempel introduces HB 2152 On February 21, Texas state Rep. John Kuempel, a Republican from Guadalupe County, introduced...
New Houston Judges Start Bail Reform
Criminal Defense
When you are arrested for any crime–even a misdemeanor offense–a judge has the authority to set bail. Bail is not designed to...
Court Upholds 75-Year Fatal DWI Sentence
DWI
When drunk driving leads to a deadly accident, the driver faces some of the most serious penalties available under Texas law. In...
Evading Police While on Probation Can Be Costly
Criminal Defense
Many Texas criminal cases end with the defendant being placed on community supervision, i.e. probation. This means the defendant will not go...
6 Facts About Texas Open Container Laws
DWI
Everyone knows that drunk driving is illegal in Texas. What you may not know is that there are additional rules that apply...
Court Rejects DWI 4th Amendment Exception
Criminal Defense
DWI accidents present a unique challenge for law enforcement. Under normal circumstances, a police officer needs to obtain either a suspect's permission...
How Prior DWI Convictions Affect New DWI Trials
DWI
Texas DWI laws provide for a number of sentencing “enhancements” based on the circumstances of a particular case. For example, if you...
Houston Court Affirms DWI Conviction
DWI
In most DWI and drunk driving cases, a critical piece of evidence is the toxicology report that confirms the defendant's blood-alcohol concentration...
Can Hands Be a Deadly Weapon in Texas Assault?
Violent Crimes
When it comes to domestic violence cases, prosecutors will employ every legal tactic available to try and maximize a criminal defendant's potential...
Leaving an Accident Scene Can Bring Serious Charges
Criminal Defense
Most of us try to drive carefully at all times. But auto accidents are inevitable, especially when driving on the congested roads...
DWI Wrecks Can Lead to Crushing Restitution
DWI
A DWI-related auto accident can leave you facing not just serious jail time, but also a crippling financial debt. In addition to...
Traffic Violations and Drug Charges
Drug Crimes
Many drug crimes investigations in the Houston area start with a seemingly routine traffic stop. Of course, police officers cannot simply stop...
Avoid Holiday Open Container Charges
DWI
During the holiday season, many Houston-area residents will attend social gatherings where alcohol is served. Aside from the obvious–never drive while intoxicated–it...
Theft by Fraud Is Still Theft in Texas
Criminal Defense
Fraud is a form of theft. In effect, it is the white collar crime equivalent of robbery. And while there may be...
Right to Confront Accusers in Rape Trials
Violent Crimes
Every criminal defendant has a constitutional right to confront the witnesses against them. Such rights are especially crucial in sex crimes cases,...
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