Criminal activity, computers, and kids: What should parents know?
Parents have many things to worry about when raising children: that they could fall off a bike and get injured, […]
March 21, 2025
Criminal defendants: Why you need to avoid social media
If you have been accused of violating a state or federal criminal law, it’s important to act as if you’re
Examples of lies police can legally tell suspects
There are certainly situations in which police officers will find it advantageous to lie. They may be attempting to get
Is underage drinking and driving different?
A driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol charge can lead to penalties, imprisonment and loss of driver’s license. But
2 instances when a plea deal might make sense
A criminal trial can take up a huge chunk of the court’s time. It’s for this reason that most criminal
What’s considered during criminal sentencing?
After a criminal conviction, sentencing becomes the focus. This is when the court determines what penalties will be set for
Sharing medication with a neighbor could constitute drug delivery
There is a common misconception that those accused of drug crimes in Texas are all hardened criminals. In reality, many
When is a criminal offense a crime of moral turpitude?
Some types of criminal offenses have immigration consequences. Violent offenses like murder will often lead to someone facing removal from
3 facts about reasonable suspicion in drunk driving stops
For most drivers, seeing the flashing lights of a police vehicle behind them induces anxious feelings. These effects may increase
How a new Texas law raises the stakes for some drunk drivers
The consequences of a drunk driving conviction are always serious. If you’re convicted of causing injuries or fatalities by driving
