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Category Archives: Criminal Defense
How Can a Criminal Case Be Dismissed in Austin? Grounds and Legal Reasons
On what grounds can a criminal case be dismissed in Austin? The charge can end when the State's proof falls apart, when police or prosecutors break the rules, or when…
Stand Your Ground in Texas: What the Law Allows and Prohibits
Texas law allows a person to use force, including deadly force, if that person has a legal right to be where they are, is not committing a crime, and did…
What Are the Penalties for Arson in Texas?
Arson is a felony in Texas, with charges ranging from a state jail felony to a first-degree felony, carrying up to 99 years in prison. Where a charge falls depends…
Understanding Title IX Violations: Definitions and Examples
Title IX violations are failures to comply with a federal civil rights law, enacted in 1972, that prohibits sex-based discrimination in any education program or activity receiving federal funding. These…
What Is the Legal Age of Consent for Sex in Texas?
The legal age of consent in Texas is 17. Anyone under 17 cannot legally consent to sexual activity, and adults who engage in sexual conduct with minors face serious criminal…
Understanding Misdemeanor vs. Felony Charges in Texas
Being charged with any crime in Texas is a serious matter, but not all charges carry the same weight. Texas law separates criminal charges into two main categories: misdemeanors and…
How Can I Challenge Evidence in an Assault Case?
Facing assault charges can be overwhelming, especially when the prosecution's evidence seems daunting. However, knowing how to challenge this evidence is crucial for ensuring a fair trial and possibly dismissing…
What Should I Expect if I’m Facing Domestic Violence Charges in Williamson County?
If you’re facing domestic violence charges in Williamson County, you might be feeling overwhelmed, confused, and uncertain about what lies ahead. Domestic violence, legally referred to as family violence in…
What happens when a pilot gets a DWI?
Pilots are expected to conduct themselves in a responsible and professional manner, and they can be sanctioned by the Federal Aviation Administration when they engage in behavior that could place…
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