Category: Criminal Law

Are you facing driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges for the first time in Plano or Dallas, Texas? If so, you probably have a lot of

All over the United States, court dockets are backlogged with DWI and drug cases, and Texas is no exception. State legislatures, judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement have learned that

While states, such as California, Nevada, and Colorado have legalized marijuana possession, that is not the case in Texas. If you’re caught with two ounces or less

Like in many states, criminal offenses in Texas are classified as misdemeanors and felonies, with felonies being the more serious of the two. For the

You may wonder about the causes of nursing home abuse, and if you have a loved one who is in a nursing home or if

When most of us think of committing a crime, we think about possessing or selling illegal drugs, stealing someone else’s car, committing fraud, or beating

On Jan. 12, 2017, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson announced changes to the DHS’s policies regarding Cuban nationals. These policy changes were the result

In Texas, “domestic violence” is referred to as “family violence.” Under Section 71.004 of the Texas Family Code, family violence is defined as “an act