Collin County Criminal Defense Blog Archives
How Do I Beat an Evading or Resisting Arrest Charge
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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The Difference Between Murder and Manslaughter
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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When Is Homicide Justified or Excusable?
Using physical or violent force might be necessary under specific circumstances, such as protecting against an attack. The most common […]
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New Laws Make Soliciting Sex in Texas a Felony
Legislators passed Texas House Bill 1540 on September 1, 2021. Texas was one of the first states to focus on […]
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Five Signs You Hired the Right Defense Attorney
In an ideal world, every person in need of legal representation would get a lawyer who was the perfect match […]
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Can I Still Get a Job with a Felony on My Record?
After you’ve served a felony sentence in Texas, one of the most crucial pieces of rehabilitation is finding and keeping […]
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What Is a Retainer Fee?
When you hire an attorney, the contract you sign will state how they should be compensated for their services. Some […]
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What Is an Appeal?
When we think of an appeal, we might imagine the federal Supreme Court dealing the final blow to a law […]
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How to Prepare Against a Federal Weapons Charge
Federal weapons charges come in many different forms, but all carry severe penalties if you are convicted. You may face […]
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Why Using a Public Defender Is a Bad Idea
The Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees everyone the right to an attorney during criminal cases. A U.S. […]
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