Defending Attempted Murder Charges
No crime is more serious, and no consequence is more severe than taking a human life. Attempted murder is charged when someone intends to commit murder and tries to carry it out but, for some reason, fails to accomplish it. Like murder itself, it can also figuratively end the life of the person convicted of […]
Avoiding Charges: Common Mistakes in DWI and DUI Cases
This overview blog aims to highlight common DWI or DUI mistakes to help individuals navigate Texas roads responsibly and avoid legal trouble. It is crucial to remember that in the state of Texas, strict laws are in place to combat impaired driving and ensure public safety. It is important to understand that Driving While Intoxicated […]
Hate Crimes in Texas: A Brief Overview
Being targeted not for anything you’ve done but simply for who you are is a harsh reality for many. Hate crimes, as defined under specific sections of the Texas Penal Code, transcend ordinary criminal acts—they are attacks on the very essence of a person’s identity. But what exactly constitutes a hate crime in Texas, and […]
Improper Photography: Taking & Posting Without Permission
In today’s digital age, the prevalence of smartphones and other gadgets has made it common for people to easily capture and share photos and videos. However, there is a significant issue emerging: the sharing of images and videos without the consent of those involved. Texas, like many other jurisdictions, is grappling with the legal implications […]
Aggravated Robbery in Texas: Legal Insight
Dealing with a robbery charge in Texas is a serious matter. It is a mix of theft and assault offenses, making it even worse or aggravated. Because it’s a 3G offense, it’s not likely the judge will give probation. But here’s the thing: sometimes a regular robbery charge can turn into aggravated robbery in Texas, […]
The Criminalization of HIV Transmission in Texas
HIV transmission poses a serious threat to public health. Each year, millions of people try various methods, products, and strategies to prevent and treat these infections. People living with HIV have their own set of concerns, and perhaps the last thing they worry about is potential criminal charges. In Texas, people with HIV are required […]
How Bar Fights Bring Legal Trouble?
Fights are not uncommon in places such as bars, restaurants, and nightclubs, often involving customers. Occasionally, employees such as bouncers or security guards may also find themselves in altercations with customers. If you or someone you care about has been involved in such an incident and left the scene, it’s important to note that evidence […]
Traffic Violations Leading to Charges in Texas
Have you ever received a traffic violation citation while operating a vehicle in Texas? If you do, don’t fret; it’s a common occurrence for many individuals. Every day, drivers in Texas get tickets for different traffic violations. It can happen if you run a red light, speed, or make other mistakes while driving. People commonly […]
The Difference Between Public Lewdness and Indecent Exposure
Others just want things to be peaceful and orderly. That’s why we’ve got rules against certain behaviors we think are unsafe, inappropriate, or disturbing to everyone. In Texas, like in most places, showing yourself explicitly in public is against the law. You might have heard about “indecent exposure” and “public lewdness,” but not everyone knows […]
Laws and Consequences of Indecency with a Child in Texas
In Texas, the offense widely recognized as “Child Molestation” is Indecency with a Child. To get a conviction for this charge, the prosecution must prove that the victim was below 17 years old. Proving that the molestation was either through sexual “contact” or “exposure.” The primary distinction lies in the age of consent for each […]