People generally cannot lawfully engage in conduct that they know would harm another person. However, there are limited and unusual circumstances that may justify the use of physical force when interacting with another person. Texas has self-defense laws that...
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Texas Prosecutors, Criminal Lawyers and the Burden of Proof
When Texas prosecutors file charges against an individual, that is typically a sign that they have evidence of wrongdoing. Prosecutors do not usually invest their time and effort in cases that they have little chance of winning. Instead, they prioritize prosecuting...
What are the driver’s license penalties for a Texas DWI?
Driving while intoxicated (DWI) accusations are more serious than most other traffic offenses. They do not lead to tickets but instead criminal charges. Most DWI charges in Texas are misdemeanor cases, but sometimes prosecutors can pursue felony charges after a DWI...
