Employers and landlords will usually ask applicants if they have ever been convicted or even arrested for a criminal offense, and they may not want to hire or rent to you if you answered “yes” to this question.
Read MoreHere are 6 more criminal law changes from the last Texas legislature.
Read MoreA number of issues were discussed, but some of them led to a “mixed bag” of new criminal laws. Here are some of the new changes that resulted from this legislative session.
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Read MoreIn Texas, someone gets hurt or killed in a drunk driving accident approximately every 20 minutes. This illustrates how serious the problem is and why it’s so important to educate people about it.
Read MoreIf you’re facing criminal charges in Texas, it would be in your best interest to contact a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible because it will make sure your rights and freedoms will be protected.
Read MoreIn most cases, it’s in your best interests to cooperate with law enforcement. But, there’s a difference between cooperation and incrimination.
Read MoreIf you have been charged with a crime, you might be wondering what types of defenses you can use to help your case.
Read MoreThe consequences for not appearing in court will depend on the surrounding circumstances, find out some of the common penalties here.
Read MoreFentanyl has been around for a while. It’s a very strong pain medication that’s 50-100 times stronger and more addictive than morphine. It’s now being trafficked by the cartel in a way that makes them look like pills (or even candy), but taking it can have fatal consequences.
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