When you are facing criminal charges, it is crucial to know how mitigation evidence can help your defense. Mitigation evidence is any information that can reduce a punishment. But how exactly can it help? If you want to know how mitigation evidence can affect your...
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What is junk science and how can you counter it?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Dec 11, 2024 | Criminal Defense
There are many ways for the state to justify the prosecution of an individual. Evidence ranging from witness testimony and security camera footage to financial records and fingerprints can help connect an individual to criminal activity. Sometimes, the state builds...
What to do when pulled over with a firearm in your car
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Dec 6, 2024 | Criminal Defense
As a Waco driver and gun owner, you might face a nerve-wracking situation: being pulled over with a firearm in your vehicle. Knowing how to handle this scenario can greatly affect the outcome. Texas firearm laws for vehicles In Texas, a firearm in a vehicle includes...
Accused of insider trading? Know your rights
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Nov 22, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Facing insider trading accusations can be tough. The SEC treats these claims seriously and imposes strict penalties. But remember, an accusation does not mean you're guilty. Know your legal rights if accused of insider trading. Learn how to protect your interests...
Pretrial intervention: Which crimes make the cut?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Nov 6, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Have you ever wondered if a mistake could be wiped clean from your record? For many first-time offenders in Texas, pretrial intervention (PTI) offers a second chance. However, not all crimes qualify for this program. Let's dive into the types of offenses that might be...
Mental health and firearms: what are the rules?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Oct 15, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Texas has various provisions regarding firearms that determine who is fit and well enough to possess and use them. The regulations surrounding these matters can be tricky to navigate, with some people requiring extensive background checks and other evaluations. The...
Can college students carry a handgun on campus?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Sep 10, 2024 | Criminal Defense
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....
Supporting mental well-being through pre-trial intervention programs
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Aug 9, 2024 | Criminal Defense, Criminal Justice Reform
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...
3 mistakes during a drunk driving traffic stop
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Jul 11, 2024 | Criminal Defense
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....
What is “use” immunity?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Jun 25, 2024 | Criminal Defense
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...
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