Category: Criminal Procedure

Suppose you made a mistake and ultimately, it led to an arrest and criminal charges being filed against you. The state conducted an investigation and

You are probably very familiar with the term “kidnapping” but there’s a similar offense that can lead to criminal prosecution and under Section 20.02 of

Are you facing criminal charges in Texas? Or, is there a possibility that you will be asked to testify during a criminal trial? In either

Are you facing criminal charges for a crime that involved a victim? Or, is your loved one in prison for a crime that involved one

Criminal polygraph examinations, also known as “lie detector tests” are considered useful investigative tools to support criminal investigations. To local police officers and detectives, polygraphs

Driving while intoxicated is a serious problem that affects the entire United States and Texas is no exception. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, “About every

Suppose a crime was committed. The victim spoke to the police, and now the perpetrator of the crime is threatening the witness to “drop charges.”

According to the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), “Federal legislation allows U.S. Attorneys to enhance the penalty for crimes committed by gang members. A growing