Posted by Tad Nelson | Theft
It’s possible. As we always remind our clients, a criminal charge is not the same thing as a conviction. However,… Continue reading Can You Defend Against Shoplifting Charges?
Read MoreDon’t Talk to the Police without a Galveston Defense Attorney Present
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense
Perhaps nothing is as terrifying as being arrested. Many law-abiding citizens have never had handcuffs slapped on them, and they… Continue reading Don’t Talk to the Police without a Galveston Defense Attorney Present
Read More5 Things to Know About White Collar Fraud Offenses
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense, White Collar Crime
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
Read MoreHow Does the Fourth Amendment Apply to Criminal Defenses?
Posted by Tad 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?
Read MoreTexas Prosecutors Make Aggressive Use of “Human Trafficking” Law to Address Sex Crimes
Posted by Tad 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
Read MoreWhen Do a Police Officer’s “Misrepresentations” on a Warrant Application Matter?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense, Understanding Texas Law
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?
Read MoreHow “Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity” Can Add Years to a Possible Sentence
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense, Gang Membership, Robbery
Texas prosecutors will often try and “enhance” a criminal case by charging the defendant with “engaging in organized criminal activity”… Continue reading How “Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity” Can Add Years to a Possible Sentence
Read MoreAnswers to FAQs About Racketeering White Collar Crime in Texas
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense, Racketeering, Understanding Texas Law, White Collar Crime
There are numerous criminal offenses lumped together under the unofficial term “white-collar crime,” and racketeering involves some of the most… Continue reading Answers to FAQs About Racketeering White Collar Crime in Texas
Read MoreFourth Amendment Violations and Criminal Defense: What You Should Know
Posted by Tad Nelson | Constitution, Criminal Defense
If you are arrested for a criminal offense in Texas and charged with that crime, you should begin working with… Continue reading Fourth Amendment Violations and Criminal Defense: What You Should Know
Read MoreHow do Federal Drug Crimes Differ from State Charges?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Drug Crime
Most of the drug-related offenses that are charged in state court tend to be relatively minor. Federal crimes, on the… Continue reading How do Federal Drug Crimes Differ from State Charges?
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