For the police to lawfully arrest a driver for drunk driving during a traffic stop, they may need to have probable cause that a driver is inebriated. The police may have evidence that a driver is drunk if they blatantly state that they were drinking, if they were...
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Can you carry a hunting rifle in your car in Texas?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Feb 14, 2024 | Criminal Defense
If you’re going to be hunting in Texas this year, you may not be doing it on your own personal property. You have to transport your firearms, either to take them to your own hunting property or to another location, such as a friend’s property or state hunting land....
Texans can get life in prison for multiple DWIs
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Feb 1, 2024 | Criminal Defense
Too many people don’t take a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge seriously – particularly if it’s their first one. They may not even bother to get legal representation to determine whether they have grounds for challenging the stop, arrest or charge. They may just...
Are you required to talk to police during a traffic stop?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Jan 17, 2024 | Criminal Defense
When you get pulled over by the police, it is likely that the officer is going to come up to your car and talk to you through the driver’s side window. They may have some questions for you, and you may even get the sense that you have to answer. After all, the police...
What is a straw gun purchase?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Jan 2, 2024 | Criminal Defense
In many cases, someone who purchases a gun needs to pass a background check. There are those who are not allowed to possess firearms. For example, someone who has a felony on their record may be prevented from purchasing guns, so the background check is intended to...
4 considerations one must ponder when a plea deal is offered
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Dec 12, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Navigating the complex world of criminal justice can be daunting, especially when considering the offer of plea deals. Understanding plea deals is crucial for anyone who has been charged with wrongdoing and who may be offered one by a prosecutor. Plea deals, also...
What Texas students need to know about the “campus carry” law
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Oct 31, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Texas is known for having very few restrictions regarding who can possess and carry a firearm – certainly fewer than many states have. However, if you have a child who’s planning to or already attending a college or university in Texas, it’s important to understand...
Can prosecutors or police hide evidence that could help a defendant?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Oct 10, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Those accused of criminal actions in Texas have certain rights. Those rights can help them prepare a defense strategy and protect them against abuses of government authority. People generally understand some of their rights but not all of them, which makes sense, as...
What is the unlawful carrying of weapons in Texas?
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Oct 5, 2023 | Criminal Defense
In the vast expanse of the Lone Star State, laws concerning the carrying of weapons are as diverse as its landscapes. The state, known for its robust gun culture, nevertheless has stringent regulations in place to help ensure the responsible ownership and use of...
Mitigating circumstances to an embezzlement charge
On Behalf of Russell D. Hunt, Sr., Attorney at Law | Sep 19, 2023 | Criminal Defense
Facing an embezzlement charge can be a terrifying situation. Allegations of this crime may leave you feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about your future. The term "embezzlement" isn't an actual separate offense under Texas law. Instead, it falls under the criminal...
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