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Is Dallas Cowboy Josh Brent Presumed Innocent: The Trouble With High Profile DWI Cases
The story is almost a week old now, and for the news media it is an open and shut case: […]
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Turkey Trot Out of Jail This Thanksgiving – How a Writ Bond Can Help You
For most of us, Thanksgiving means spending time with family, eating too much turkey and pie, and watching some football […]
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Getting a Theft Arrest Off Your Record
Few things look as bad on your record as an arrest for theft. They’re statistically proven to cost you income […]
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The Role of Constitutional Rights in Criminal Investigation
In our system of justice, criminal laws prescribe punishment to deter people from a particular form of conduct. People generally […]
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Defending Yourself with Self-Defense
In many assaultive-type cases, our clients will tell us that they were only reacting to and defending themselves against someone […]
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Keeping A DWI Off Your Record
As criminal attorneys we are frequently called upon to anticipate what other people will think of a particular piece of […]
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Voluntary Probation Sanctions
It is a common practice for probation officers (“PO’s”) in Collin County to directly request from probationers “voluntary sanctions” or […]
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Officer Indicted For False Report – A Criminal Defense Perspective
Last week, media scrutiny was directed at the Dallas Police Department when the chief of police fired Officer Eric Watts […]
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I’ve Been Arrested, What Happens Now?
“I’ve been arrested, so what happens next?” I hear this question quite a bit in my practice. And it’s a […]
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July 4th — the “No Refusal” Holiday
As the Fourth of July looms, counties across Texas are preparing for another “No Refusal” week(end). What this means for […]
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