Lawyers That Defend Public Intoxication Cases In Texas
Cheers to the Heroes: Texas Lawyers for Tipsy Tales!
Cheers to the Heroes: Texas Lawyers for Tipsy Tales!
What is Moral Turpitude? Moral turpitude is a legal term that refers to an act or behavior that is considered to be morally wrong or depraved. There is no single definition of moral turpitude, as it can vary depending on the jurisdiction. However, some common examples of crimes that involve moral turpitude include: Murder Rape…
Your driver license is an essential document that allows you to drive legally in Texas. It is important to keep your license in good standing so that you can continue to drive without any problems. There are a few ways to check to see if your driver license is in good standing in Texas. Check…
An OMNI hold is a hold on a driver license that is placed by a court or law enforcement agency. This hold prevents the driver from renewing their license until the outstanding traffic tickets or other debts are resolved. OMNI stands for “Outstanding Motorist Needs Identification.” The OMNI program is a statewide system that is…
Driving Towards Freedom: Texas Attorneys Unleashing Your Occupational Driver License!
There are two basic categories of possession in criminal law. First, there is actual possession. Second, there is constructive possession. Each of these differ greatly. It is important for a criminal defense attorney to understand these differences to make sure that a client is not improperly charged and/or convicted of a possession related crime. This…
We recently had an issue with a court in North Texas where the case had to be set for trial in order to get the prosecutor to back down off a conviction recommendation for a speeding ticket. The client was alleged to have been speeding 26miles over the posted speed limit. This high speed caused…
State jail felonies can have a serious impact on a person’s life and liberty. Felony charges can impact employment, housing opportunities, education prospects, and many other facets of life. The punishment for a state jail felony is contained in the Texas Penal Code Section 12.35. This statutes states the following as it relates to the…
There are a variety of reasons why you would want evidence excluded from a traffic ticket trial in Texas. One of the main reasons is that the video of the offense is so powerful that if it were seen by the jury they would find a client guilty. So how do you exclude that evidence? …
Texas Drug Paraphernalia Cases The Texas Health & Safety Code is a very complex section of the law. Chapter 481 outlines what is considered controlled substances in Texas. This chapter also outlines what is considered drug paraphernalia in Texas. This article is intended to outline the law for drug paraphernalia tickets and what is considered…