Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense
In Texas, you need to be a licensed physician to engage in the “practice of medicine.” Without an active medical… Continue reading Is Practicing Medicine Without a License a Crime in Texas?
Read MoreWhat Happens If You Threaten a Witness Against You in a Criminal Trial?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense
If you are accused of a criminal offense in Texas, the last thing you should ever do is try and… Continue reading What Happens If You Threaten a Witness Against You in a Criminal Trial?
Read MoreWhat Is a Class C Misdemeanor in Texas?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense, Misdemeanor 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?
Read MoreThe Use of “Relationship” Evidence in Texas Criminal Domestic Violence Trials
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence
In most criminal trials, the prosecution cannot introduce evidence of a defendant’s “prior bad acts” to establish their guilt of… Continue reading The Use of “Relationship” Evidence in Texas Criminal Domestic Violence Trials
Read MoreIs My “Mere Presence” Near Illegal Drugs Enough to Prove Possession?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Criminal Defense, Drug Crime, Felony, Misdemeanor Crimes
You probably already know that possession of certain drugs–or “controlled substances,” as they are technically known under Texas law–is illegal.… Continue reading Is My “Mere Presence” Near Illegal Drugs Enough to Prove Possession?
Read MoreDo You Have the Right to Cross-Examine Witnesses at a Bail Hearing?
Posted by Tad Nelson | Bail, Conviction, Criminal Defense
The United States Constitution and Texas law guarantee a criminal defendant’s right to seek and receive reasonable bail pending trial.… Continue reading Do You Have the Right to Cross-Examine Witnesses at a Bail Hearing?
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