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If the state of Texas or the federal government brings criminal charges against you, that usually means the prosecutor thinks they have enough evidence to convict you. Even those who loudly attest their innocence may feel frightened in the face of evidence connecting...
If the state of Texas charges you with a criminal offense, you will typically need to go to trial if you hope to defend yourself. Some people plead guilty to avoid a trial, while others seek pretrial diversion as a way to avoid a formal criminal conviction. Pretrial...
The consequences of a DWI conviction can be serious. Your relationship might become strained and your professional reputation tarnished. On top of that, in severe circumstances, you may be looking at jail time. However, it is important to remember that not all DWI...
