Jeremy Rosenthal | July 30, 2025 | Client Blog
Inside the Law with Jeremy F. Rosenthal: A Criminal Defense Blog That Informs, Educates, and Empowers
Jeremy F. Rosenthal, Esq., isn’t just a seasoned trial lawyer; he’s also a dedicated educator who uses his legal blog at CollinCountyCriminalLawyer.lawyer to bring clarity to the often-confusing world of Texas criminal law. While many attorneys use blogs as thin marketing tools, Rosenthal’s blog stands out as a comprehensive, reader-focused resource built to help real…
Jeremy Rosenthal | July 28, 2025 | DWI
How DUI Charges Affect Your Commercial Driver’s License in Texas
Any drunk driving charge in Texas is bad news and can have life-altering consequences. However, the impact is more severe if you have a commercial driver’s license (CDL) and drive for a living. A DUI conviction could cost you your CDL and keep you from working. You could also serve jail time, have to pay…
Jeremy Rosenthal | July 28, 2025 | DWI
What Are Your Rights at a DUI Checkpoint in Texas?
DUI checkpoints are popular methods in many states for the police to identify and arrest suspected drunk drivers. Under Texas law, though, these checkpoints are unconstitutional—a key example of how DUI checkpoint rules and legal rights can vary widely depending on where you are. The police have adopted other methods to work around legal restrictions regarding DUI…
Jeremy Rosenthal | July 25, 2025 | DWI
What Is a High BAC for a DUI? Why It Matters in Texas
Driving under the influence (DUI), called driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Texas, is a severe offense. Understanding what constitutes a high blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for a DUI is crucial for anyone who drives. According to the Texas Penal Code, the legal limit is a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.08%. However, a BAC of…
Jeremy Rosenthal | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
What Is “Probable Cause”?
You cannot be arrested for a crime in Collin County unless police and prosecutors have probable cause to charge you. But what exactly does “probable cause” mean? You have probably heard that phrase many times before without understanding its origin or importance. Every American’s Constitutional Right In American law, probable cause is a legal standard…
Jeremy Rosenthal | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Are Photos and Video Evidence Always Allowed in Texas Courts?
We live in a visual age. Thanks to modern technology we can all carry around small video recording devices at all times. And in a culture where people now routinely photograph and share their restaurant meals with the rest of the world, it stands to reason we expect to see photos and video evidence employed…
Jeremy Rosenthal | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense \ Federal Criminal Defense
The Texas Three Strikes Law
If you are like most people, you have likely heard of Texas’s “three strikes law” in reference to criminal proceedings. The law derives its name from baseball, where batters who accumulate three strikes “strike out” and their chance to bat is over. In the context of Texas criminal law, rather than referring to missed or…
Jeremy Rosenthal | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Firearm Discovered at TSA Checkpoint – What Now?
Gun laws can be confusing. Every state has its own laws, and there are federal laws that come into play as well. Plus, some state laws are not transferable everywhere, so it’s not uncommon for people to face weapons offenses even though they believe that are within their legal rights. Most states—like Texas—have concealed carry or…
Jeremy Rosenthal | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense \ DWI
What to do After an Ignition Interlock Violation in Texas
A drunk driving conviction can result in a number of significant legal penalties, including the installation of a deep lung device, also known as an ignition interlock device. Like a breathalyzer, these devices measure the amount of alcohol in a person’s breath and use that information to determine their blood alcohol concentration (BAC). When installed,…
Jeremy Rosenthal | May 16, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Falsifying Documents in Texas
People rely on documents every day to renew driver’s licenses, apply for benefits, and request help from the government. Society depends on the authenticity of these documents. For this reason, Texas has made it a crime to falsify documents, and the penalties can be steep. If you have been accused of falsifying documents, you need…
