When to Call A Criminal Attorney
Whether you see them coming or catch you off guard, being in the midst of criminal charges can be daunting. Knowing when you should see the assistance of a criminal defense attorney can make all the difference in preserving your rights and protecting your freedom. Let’s take a look at some of the times...
What is Bail?
You’ve likely heard of bail and have a vague notion of what bail is. If you are ever held in custody as an accused person waiting for their court appearance, however, bail will likely become a very important subject of which you will want to know much more. Here, we’ll discuss bail basics...
Federal Criminal Charges
Defenses to an Assault Charge
Why Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney?
In the face of criminal charges, it is not the time to try and go it alone. Retaining dedicated legal counsel can be the most important decision you make in your life. It can mean avoiding lengthy prison time and steep fines. It can mean avoiding carrying a criminal record around with you everywhere...
Affirmative Defenses
What are the Three Classes of Misdemeanors in Texas?
Conviction of a misdemeanor in Texas is a serious matter. While the penalties may not be as severe as those of a felony conviction, it can still change the rest of your life. In addition to steep fines and jail time, a misdemeanor conviction can also make it difficult for you to find a...
What Drug Crimes are Felonies in Texas?
Drug crimes are a serious business. Texas has cracked down on drugs and prosecutors will show little mercy to those facing drug charges. Not all drug charges will be considered felonies, but many are. Felonies are more serious offenses than those at the misdemeanor level. They come with harsher penalties and can cause problems...
What Qualifies as Assault in Texas
When it comes to the criminal justice system, knowledge is power. It is beneficial to be aware of what defines certain criminal violations as well as the potential penalties should a person be convicted of such a violation. Many types of crimes are subdivided into levels of severity with certain aggravating factors raising the...
What is Deferred Adjudication?
Let’s face it, having a criminal record can make life tough. It can come up and cause problems on your employment applications. It can cause problems on housing applications. Fortunately, if you have been charged with a crime in Texas, you may be eligible for deferred adjudication.
What is Deferred Adjudication?Deferred adjudication is comparable to...