Campus Carry Law on Gun Possession
House Bill 910, also called Open Carry, allowed people in Texas who have licenses to carry concealed handguns to now carry them visibly. However, there are occasional exceptions for places such as public universities or campuses. Senate Bill 11, dubbed Campus Carry, allows licensed individuals to conceal their firearms on college campuses. Colleges can set […]
Understanding the Nature of Falsification of Evidence
The intricate web of the legal system builds the cornerstone of justice upon the foundation of credible evidence. Evidence is the currency that wields the power to sway the scales of justice in Texas. It determines the course of trials and ensure the truth always prevails. However, like any system, the legal realm is not […]
Warrantless Arrests in Texas: Know Your Rights
Understanding the concept of warrantless arrests and being well-informed about your rights in such situations holds significant importance in Texas. Law enforcement conducts these arrests without a warrant when they suspect an ongoing or recent crime. While these arrests contribute to public safety and immediate action, grasping your rights remains crucial. Navigating the complexities of […]
Arrested? Know your Rights when Arrested
Familiarizing yourself with your rights can protect you from mistreatment by authorities and raise the probability of your charges being dismissed. Knowing your rights can guide you on how to behave during an arrest, a potentially frightening time, so it is wise to not say much. Miranda Rights In 1966 the U.S. Supreme Court determined […]
Juvenile Law and Simple Assault
Even being a juvenile, you can be charged with simple assault. Juvenile simple assault included injuring or threatening to injure another human being. This charge could even be simplified as far as making somebody afraid. Back in the day when you were showing your wrestling moves and fighting with friends or roughhousing can now lead […]
Student Code of Conduct and How Should Students Approach It?
When you enrolled in Texas Tech, you agreed to adhere to a specific code of conduct, which applies to your behavior both on campus and off. The code details the university’s expected standards of behavior and the procedures in place to deal with student misconduct. The Office of Student Conduct oversees the investigation of any student suspected of violating the […]