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Category Archives: Criminal Defense
Can The Cops Enter My Property Without A Warrant In Texas?
When police want to conduct a search of someone’s home, they have to show a search warrant. If they don’t have one, they can get…
What Makes Ignition Interlock Devices Unreliable?
Interlock devices, also called Ignition Interlock Devices or IIDs, are installed in the vehicles of individuals who have been convicted of drunk driving offenses. The…
How Do I Use Self-Defense As a Defense?
If you find yourself in a situation where you’ve been arrested for assault or another violent crime after protecting yourself from danger, you need to…
What Are the Different Types of Procedural Defenses In Texas?
If you were arrested for a criminal offense, your lawyer will likely have more than one potential defense strategy. Which they use is dependent upon…
Will a Criminal Defense Attorney See Me In Jail?
Being arrested and charged with any crime could land you in jail, even if it’s just for a night or two before the judge comes…
Stalking Charges In Texas
Stalking Defense Attorney In Houston TX Stalking is a criminal offense in Texas that can result in significant penalties that can range from jail time…
What Is the Self-Defense Defense In an Assault Case?
The human body has an instinctual fight or flight response that can occur when a person is in a dangerous or highly stressful situation. In…
What Should I Do If I Missed My Court Appearance?
If you’ve been accused of committing a crime, you’ll be obligated to attend court at a predetermined time and date. If it’s not a traffic…
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