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A 55-year-old Texas woman is currently residing in an Orange County jail because of drug-related issues that reportedly led to her arrest. On a recent Thursday, police entered and searched the woman’s home. Investigators say they executed a validly authorized search...
When a Texas police officer makes a traffic stop, the officer is supposed to inform the driver why he or she has been pulled over. In most cases, police must secure a search warrant to conduct a search of a vehicle or person. A recent traffic stop occurred where...
If a Texas police officer makes a traffic stop, he or she must have a legitimate reason to do so. During a traffic stop, an officer might ask a driver to step out of his or her vehicle or might request permission to search a person’s car, especially if he or she...
Just over a week ago, many football enthusiasts in Texas and throughout the country enjoyed watching Raiders star Josh Jacobs score a winning touchdown in the Pro Bowl with less than 30 seconds left to play in the game. About 12 hours or so after the game, Jacobs was...
In Texas and other states, implied consent laws mean that a driver who refuses to take a Breathalyzer test in connection with a suspected DWI arrest may have his or her driver’s license suspended for six months or more. A Breathalyzer is a device that registers the...
"You don't mind if I take a look inside, do you?" can be a worrying thing to hear from a police officer during what you hoped was a routine traffic stop. The Fourth Amendment gives you protection to go about your everyday life without being stopped by the police for...
You got into an argument and it escalated and got out of control. The next thing you knew, you were involved in a full-on physical fight with the other party. When the police arrived, you were charged with aggravated assault. What now? In Texas, you can be charged...
The term “plea bargain” implies that it offers some real benefit for the person considering accepting it. Prosecutors offer plea bargains as a way to keep cases out of court and get a conviction. In exchange for admitting guilt, those accepting a plea bargain...
Having a criminal record affects many areas of a person’s life. The most common negative consequences associated with a criminal record include: Difficulty finding employment Loss of your reputation Difficulty acquiring a line of credit Loss of personal relationships...
When you are charged with a crime in Texas, there are many things that could be at stake. Your freedom, your family, your reputation, and even your job are at risk. Whether the alleged offense is a DUI or a crime of violence, the best way to protect your entire life...