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Drinking and driving is a serious issue in Texas. The state has strict laws to deter this behavior. One law […]
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Having a driver’s license is essential to most people’s daily lives. If you have had your license suspended indefinitely, getting […]
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Facing criminal charges is a stressful, unsettling experience. You worry about the short-term and long-term consequences. You dread the potential […]
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The #MeToo movement has been a powerful force for change in society. It has opened up a much-needed dialogue about […]
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False accusations of domestic violence can have serious consequences, from damaging relationships and reputations to criminal charges. Domestic violence is […]
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False accusations can derail an individual’s life and may even lead to criminal proceedings. Therefore, if you have been falsely […]
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Police officers have the right to arrest people. However, that right is not absolute. For an arrest to be lawful, […]
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Evading arrest and resisting arrest are two different crimes in Texas. These cases often depend on determining whether an officer’s […]
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Homicide is a felony charge involving someone’s actions that cause another person’s death. It includes multiple types of offenses with […]
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Using physical or violent force might be necessary under specific circumstances, such as protecting against an attack. The most common […]
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