Collin County Criminal Defense Blog Archives
By Kristi Tyler Perhaps you or a loved one have endured an arrest and a long wait to see if […]
Read More About What Happens After My Case is Filed in Court?
By Kristi Tyler If you or a loved one has ever been arrested and charged with a crime, you may […]
Read More About How Long Will it Take for My Case to Get Filed in Court?
Free speech is a bedrock principle of American law. But “free speech” does not allow you to say whatever you […]
Read More About What Is a Terroristic Threat Charge in Texas?
The police often investigate a crime before making an arrest, especially if they need more proof that a person is […]
Read More About I was Contacted by an Investigator—Do I Need a Criminal Attorney?
There are certain cases where a judge may set aside a defendant’s criminal conviction while they are still serving a […]
Read More About What Is Judicial Clemency?
Many of us will be traveling during the holiday season. When you cross state lines, however, you must be aware […]
Read More About What’s Legal in Your State Might Not Be Legal in Texas
Jeremy Rosenthal and Kyle Therrian were co-authors for the study “Police Discretion and Racial Disparity in Organized Retail Theft Arrests: […]
Read More About Jeremy Rosenthal & Kyle Therrian Co-Authors For Study
Many people take vacation in December, which would seem to lower stress levels, but with financial obligations, busy schedules and […]
Read More About Criminal Defense Never Takes a Holiday
Many Collin County criminal cases start with someone contacting the police and filing a report. This is a common occurrence […]
Read More About What Is an Affidavit of Non-Prosecution (ANP) and How Does It Affect a Criminal Case?
is pleased to announce the addition of attorney Vanita Budhrani Parker to its practice, having joined the firm in September […]
Read More About Attorney Vanita Budhrani Parker Joins Our Firm