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What Happens if I Get a DWI with a Minor in the Car in TX?

When you are charged with a DWI in Texas, the penalties can be serious. This is because driving under the influence puts the lives of others on the road at risk. However, when you are discovered driving while intoxicated with a child in your vehicle, the consequences can increase. If this reflects your circumstances, you’ll want to continue reading. The…

Can I Get a Plea Bargain for My Texas DWI Case?

When you are arrested and charged with driving under the influence, understanding your legal rights in these matters is critical. Generally, you may assume you have no option other than to plead guilty and accept the full extent of the law. Depending on your circumstances, however, you may find that you can negotiate a plea bargain with the help of…

As a citizen, understanding the rights afforded to you by the United States Constitution is critical. One of the most important rights is the Fourth Amendment, which protects from unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement. To ensure that a search is legal, the police must obtain a search warrant. However, they must demonstrate probable cause to conduct a search…

Can I Challenge Breathalyzer Results in Texas?

Drinking and driving is a dangerous action that can impact the lives of many. As such, these crimes are punished severely. However, the officers who conduct these traffic stops and arrests often rely on a breathalyzer device to determine the Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of a driver. However, like all technology, these devices can malfunction or work improperly. If you…

What Should I Do if There Is a Protective Order Against Me?

If you have been charged with or accused of a violent crime, the alleged victim may petition the court to take out a protective order against you. As such, if there is a protective order issued against you, it is imperative to understand what this means. Unfortunately, many are unsure of the rules they must adhere to, and may accidentally…

If I Violate Parole in Texas, What Happens?

When you are convicted of a crime and sentenced to spend time behind bars, it can be devastating. However, when you are given a second chance because you have been granted the opportunity for parole, it can be the stroke of luck you need to turn your life around. However, if you violate parole, it can land you back behind…

What Penalties Can I Face for Drug Manufacturing in TX?

Texas has some of the most intense drug laws in the country. Many people are unaware of how serious these crimes can be, especially when you’re facing a drug manufacturing offense. As such, understanding what warrants these charges and the penalties you can face if convicted is critical. The following blog explores what you should know about this crime and…

What Defenses For Felony Computer Crimes Can I Use?

Computers have become increasingly engrained in our lives, from our working and handling responsibilities to watching movies and playing games. As such, crimes involving computers can be considered egregious. If you have been charged with computer crimes, understanding the severity of these charges and the potential penalties you can face is critical. Additionally, you’ll learn why working with Harris County…

Is Stalking a Criminal Offense In Texas?

While many assume that stalking only refers to those hiding in the shadows to watch unsuspecting victims, this is far from the truth. In reality, many behaviors can be considered stalking, leading many to be charged with this offense for their unintentional actions. If this reflects your circumstances and you were charged with this crime, understanding the penalties you can…

If I Don’t Pay Taxes in Texas, Will I Go to Jail?

For many, tax season is an incredibly overwhelming and frustrating time. Not only do you have to compile all the necessary paperwork, but filing your taxes can be an all-day event for many. However, while some may worry that a simple mistake will have the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) knocking down their door, others intentionally avoid or falsify their tax…