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If you are Convicted of Certain Offenses, you are Required to Register as a Sex Offender
Under Megan’s Law, a subsection of the federal Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act of […]
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Five reasons you need to hire a Criminal Defense Attorney if you are arrested on Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day Weekend is usually a busy weekend, with time spent enjoying backyard barbeques, spending time at the lake or […]
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New Texas Criminal Defense Laws That Will Go Into Effect Sept. 1
Although new laws typically take effect when the new year starts, Texas residents will see some new laws coming their […]
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Drug Paraphernalia Charges – You Could be Guilty Without Realizing It
If you are familiar with drug use and culture, you know that certain household objects double as items used for […]
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What is a Lesser Included Offense, and Why is it Important?
Lesser included offense laws can play a significant role for the defense in a Texas criminal case. However, they can […]
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What is a Motion to Revoke?
If you were convicted of a crime in Texas or pled guilty to charges against you, it’s possible that a […]
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Don’t let July 4th Fireworks Cloud Your Judgement
We are all proud to be Americans and want to celebrate the July 4th holiday. But as you celebrate, be […]
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What Is an Administrative License Revocation (ALR) Hearing?
It is something that happens in Collin County every day. A police officer pulls you over on suspicion of a […]
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When Is “Sexting” a Crime in Texas?
As every Collin County parent knows, your teenager communicates with their friends primarily by text message. Texting allows people to […]
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Injury to an Elderly or Disabled Person in Texas
Sometimes the severity of a criminal charge depends as much on who the victim is as what the defendant allegedly […]
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