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Texas state law dictates what penalties the courts impose after a criminal conviction. Factors including whether or not a criminal incident caused harm to others and the prior record of the person accused influence how the state penalizes various criminal infractions....
A driving while intoxicated (DWI) arrest can be a life-altering experience, leading to a criminal record that can have far-reaching consequences. A conviction can significantly impact your future, affecting your chances of securing social housing, education and...
Facing serious criminal charges in Texas can be a scary experience. The possibility of the death penalty is a harsh reality that can have a profound impact on an individual and their family. However, understanding what crimes can lead to capital punishment in the...
With school shootings happening across the country, there are college students that feel safer and more protected by having a gun of their own. Despite having more relaxed gun carry laws than some states, Texas still draws a faint line when it comes to guns on campus....
College is often touted as the best years of your life – a time of discovery, growth and unforgettable memories. For many, it is a period of newfound independence where the thrill can sometimes lead to reckless decisions. But beneath the surface of late-night parties...
Studies show that when people get the mental health care they need and have others to support them, it can stop violence before it starts, especially for those with severe mental health problems. Pre-trial intervention programs are game changers for people who hadn't...
Texas police officers and prosecutors have a reputation for being quite strict. While many other states have begun reforming controlled substance laws and employing a more lenient attitude toward those accused of minor drug offenses, Texas has not followed that trend....
If the police ever pull you over while driving, they might ask you to perform a field sobriety test. This is a non-chemical test (i.e. not a breath, blood or urine test), that involves you performing one or more physical actions. While an officer might ask you to do...
You could face serious criminal charges after a traffic stop. This can happen if the police discover evidence or have probable cause that you were drunk driving. To protect yourself from incarceration and fines, it can help to avoid the following mistakes: 1....
In any criminal trial, prosecutors usually seek to build their case on as much “hard” evidence as possible – but they sometimes need “soft” evidence, like eyewitness testimony, to help tie a case together. That can be a problem when the interests of the state are at...
