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If San Antonio police officers suspect drivers of impairment, they generally look for ways to validate their suspicions. They usually start by asking questions about someone's prior activity, including whether they have had any alcohol in the last few hours. Depending...
It is human to “drop the ball” from time to time. Yet, the consequences of some mistakes can be far more significant than the consequences stemming from others. For example, missing a dental cleaning is usually not a big deal. If you miss a cleaning, you can simply...
If you live in Texas, you’ve likely encountered a situation where you’ve witnessed a police stop or, perhaps, found yourself pulled over. In either scenario, you might wonder if recording the interaction is legal. The answer? In the Lone Star State, you generally have...
A person who’s facing drug charges in Texas can either face state drug charges or federal charges. Which of these is ultimately levied depends on several factors. For example, any case that involves federal agencies, such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation, can...
Being accused of a sex crime is a serious situation to find yourself in. But what if you are innocent? What if you never committed the crime they are accusing you of? Unfortunately, false accusations happen from time to time, and it is essential to know what to do if...
Local police departments and federal regulatory authorities track crime rates across the United States. The disclosure of reports, arrests and convictions has made it easier than ever for members of the public, journalists and those involved in policy making to...
Understanding the nuances of crime rates across different states is essential in a nation as vast and diverse as the United States. Texas, known for its rich history and diverse culture, also grapples with its share of crime-related challenges. Suppose you’re a San...
Texas self-defense laws are designed to allow individuals to use physical force, including deadly force, to protect themselves, their property, or others in specific situations. These laws serve as legal protection for individuals who find themselves in threatening...
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...
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...
