A DWI-related accident creates two separate legal tracks: criminal charges and civil injury claims. Learn how Texas handles both and what you need to know whether you’re the accused or the victim.
The opposing attorney presents their evidence and you can feel your heart pounding. Whether accurate or not, that evidence can help establish the case against you. If you notice inaccuracies in the evidence, it can feel even more harrowing. Having that evidence presented against you could mean that the jury decides to convict, even though…
Hearing the police knocking at your door is alarming for anyone, whether you think there’s a reason you could be arrested or not. It’s common to feel panicked and give the police more information and access to your home than you need to. Remembering the steps in this law enforcement action list can help you…
You get pulled over, seemingly out of nowhere. The police officer demands to search your vehicle. You may feel pressured to allow it. In some cases, the officer might not even seem to give you a choice. In the process, the officer uncovers drugs or evidence that you committed a crime. What rights do you…
Defense attorneys want to help their clients get the best outcome possible in their cases. However, many people charged with a crime make mistakes based on common misunderstandings, misconceptions, and things that might seem helpful but are actually bad ideas. Understanding these things will help you avoid incriminating yourself and let your defense attorney make…