How to Face Charges for DWI with Property Damage?

In Texas, strict laws exist against driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs. These cover impaired driving, DUI, boating while drunk, and controlled substance-related DWIs. Breaking these laws can lead to harsher penalties if specific conditions are met. For instance, having a minor with you, an open alcohol container, or causing an injury […]
Texas Animal Cruelty and Negligence

Texas takes our furry friend’s welfare seriously. Most residents here are responsible animal owners, whether they have pets or livestock. However, sometimes, some individuals fail to provide proper care or mistreat their animals, which can lead to legal involvement. Animal cruelty and neglect are significant legal concerns in Texas. The law requires a basic standard […]
What Constitutes a DWI Felony?

In Texas, the majority of drunk driving cases, whether DWI or DUI, are categorized as misdemeanors. However, Texas DWI violations have the potential to escalate into felonies. Having more than one DWI in Texas isn’t the only thing that can make a DWI charge worse. Other factors should also be taken into account. In Texas, […]
Assault on Law Enforcement: Consequences and Penalties

Assault on law enforcement officers stands as a grave offense with far-reaching consequences, resonating beyond the immediate act itself. In Texas, a state that values law and order, such actions have both legal consequences and a significant impact on society. Understanding the impact of attacks on police in both Texas and United States is crucial. […]
Understanding Child Sexual Abuse in Texas

Accusing someone, whether the accusation is true or not, of child sexual abuse can completely disrupt their life. In a swift turn of events, your employment, family ties, and reputation could swiftly vanish. Rebuilding all of this can take years, or it might never fully happen. While many claims of child sexual assault are credible, […]
Assault on a Public Servant

In Texas, public servants are individuals who work for the government and provide services to the public. This can include elected officials, appointed officials, and government employees at the federal, state, and local levels. Elected officials in Texas include the governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller, treasurer, and members of the Texas Legislature. Appointed officials […]
What Actions are Considered Reckless Driving in Texas?

Being accused of reckless driving in Texas can have significant ramifications. The repercussions for such a charge are grave and may involve hefty fines, potential imprisonment, as well as the risk of having your driver’s license suspended. What Does Reckless Driving Mean? According to Section 6.03 of the Texas Penal Code, recklessness is defined as […]
Texas Laws on Assault on the Elderly

The State of Texas holds a robust culture of respect and care for elders. However, Texan elders face a growing threat every day: assault. Assault is one of the most prevalent forms of physical abuse that commonly happens to more vulnerable groups. These groups include children, the elderly, and individuals with disabilities. The elderly are […]
The Law on Child Abuse and Neglect in Texas

Texas, like all other US states, is equipped with laws to protect children from abuse and neglect, both civil and criminal. These laws also aim to hold perpetrators accountable for their actions or omissions that harm a child’s well-being. Despite strong state and federal laws, child abuse and neglect remain common in recent years. In […]
Threats and Its Consequences in Texas Law

Freedom of speech is a foundational principle deeply ingrained in the legal heritage of the United States. It’s important to know that “free speech” doesn’t mean people can say anything without consequences or responsibility. Threatening to harm a person or organization is a crime under the Texas Penal Code. While freedom of expression is one […]