In Texas, if a person is convicted of a felony, they may not lawfully possess a firearm, with some execptions. However, not all criminal charges result in a conviction or imprisonment. In some cases, you might be placed on a type of community supervision called deferred ...
Read MoreOn September 1, 2019, a host of new Texas laws kicked in. Among them are those concerning gun/weapon and DWI laws. Here’s a closer look at what Texans ...
View MoreNovember 29, 2018 - Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on agents who executed a search warrant at the office of Cardinal DiNardo: When ...
View MoreThe SCOTUS Supreme Court of the United States has been busy this term. Here are the latest opinions dealing with criminal law. Byrd v. US. 9-0 ...
View MoreThe news that the FBI raided the offices of President Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen Monday caused many people to wonder how such a raid ...
View MoreToday the SCOTUS has struck down, in a 5-4 ruling, the language in the 1996 Immigration and Nationality Act calling for deportation of legal ...
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View MoreThe 85 th Texas Legislature has passed a number of bills into law, including several which create new criminal offenses . These new offenses cover a ...
View MoreA DWI is serious conviction with many harsh consequences that can impact your name, personhood, reputation, and personal and professional life. ...
View MoreIn March 2015 twelve men were arrested as part of a three-day sting called Operation Spring Cleaning in Fort Bend County, Texas. This was a joint ...
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