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Difference Between Deferred Adjudication and Pretrial Diversion
If you have a clear record and are charged with a case such as a theft or drug possession, there are two ways- deferred adjudication, and pretrial diversion- to keep these off your criminal record. There are benefits to both, and you should talk with a criminal defense attorney about which of these is right […]
read moreBreakdown of an Assault Family Member Case
Whether you’ve been charged with a felony or misdemeanor, here is what to expect from the process of an assault family member case. Posting Bond The Defendant (person charged) must first post bond before we can begin to speak to any of the parties at all about the case. The process is slightly different depending […]
read moreAvoid Drug Charges When Bringing Prescription Drugs From Outside the Country
Everyone knows that bringing illegal drugs into the U.S. from outside the country is a really bad idea. But what about legal drugs, like ones a doctor wrote you a prescription for? Can you get into trouble for bringing those back into the country? You Can Get Into Trouble Taking Prescription Drugs from the U.S. […]
read moreWhat You Need To Know If Served With A No Contact Order
No contact orders, commonly known as restraining orders, are directions from a court specifying the type of contact a person can make with another person, family home, or child. No contact orders are often issued in cases of domestic violence or assault on family member. Understanding how no contact orders are created and enforced is […]
read moreAssault on Family Member – Choking / Impeding Breathing
In Texas, assault charges involving choking or impeding the breathing of a family member carry severe repercussions. Whether you’re involved in a domestic dispute with a partner, a relative, or another household member, Texas courts are stringent in their approach to such offenses. This article delves deep into how Texas law views this particular kind […]
read moreArrested for Shoplifting in Houston During the Holiday Season? Here’s What You Need to Know
The holiday season is a time for joy and gift-giving, but it can also bring unexpected legal challenges, like shoplifting charges. Whether it’s the result of a misunderstanding or a mistake, facing a shoplifting accusation can be overwhelming. This guide provides clear insights into Texas shoplifting laws, potential penalties, and how a skilled defense attorney […]
read moreWhen Family Gatherings Lead to Domestic Violence Charges During the Holiday Season
The holiday season is upon us once again. Many of us are looking forward to holiday get-togethers with friends and family. And it’s not uncommon for alcohol to play a big part in the celebrations. Unfortunately, the holiday season often brings with it great financial and emotional stress. Sometimes these stresses, especially after heavy alcohol […]
read moreStatute of Limitations for Criminal Charges
In Texas, the majority of crimes have a statute of limitations. This is a limit on the time period a prosecutor has to file formal charges against a suspect. Under most circumstances, if this time has passed, you cannot be prosecuted for the crime. Generally, the criminal statute of limitations is shorter for misdemeanors than […]
read moreWhat Can I Expect if Caught in Possession of Cocaine in Houston?
Possession of any amount of cocaine is illegal in Texas; if you have been arrested for possession of cocaine in Texas, you face stiff penalties, including jail time and fines. The smartest thing a person in your predicament can do is seek the services of an experienced Texas cocaine possession defense attorney. An attorney can […]
read moreFifteen New Laws in Texas That Affect Criminal Defense Cases in Houston
820 bills passed by the latest session of Texas State Legislature became law on September 1, 2019. Many of these laws will have a profound impact — good and bad — for those charged with criminal felonies and misdemeanors in Houston and Harris County. Here’s a list of 15 of these new laws that could […]
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