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What to Expect at Trial

If you have been accused of a crime in Texas, it is crucial to understand the process that lies ahead of you, especially if your case proceeds to trial. Knowing what to expect can help you prepare for the upcoming court hearings and be better informed about how to protect your rights.

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What to Expect at Your Arraignment

An arraignment is the first formal step in criminal court proceedings. It is the defendant’s initial appearance in court after an arrest and where they will be formally charged. According to Texas law, there shall be an arraignment in all felony cases after indictment and all misdemeanor cases punishable by imprisonment.

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Understanding Search and Seizure Laws in Texas

The Fourth Amendment grants every United States citizen protection from unlawful search and seizure by police officers or other law enforcement officials. However, there are many unique circumstances that can play into these practices. It is fundamentally important that you fully understand your rights and use them if you think they may be violated.

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Should I Still Hire an Attorney If I Think I’m Guilty?

Facing a criminal charge can be a freighting and overwhelming experience. Additionally, for those that know the reality of guilt, engaging the judicial system can be even more traumatic.

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What Qualifies as Solicitation of a Minor in Texas?

Facing solicitation charges in Houston, Texas, can be a confusing situation. It’s natural to feel overwhelmed in the face of these kinds of accusations. However, it’s important to reach out for legal guidance.

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Driving High: Texas DWI Charges

Most people are familiar with charges for driving under the influence (DUI) when it relates to alcohol. However, you can be arrested for the same crime if you’re under the influence of other drugs, including marijuana.

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Statements Made at the Scene of a Domestic Violence Case

Can the State of Texas move forward with prosecution in a domestic violence case if the complainant does not come to court?  In some cases, yes.

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Exceptions to Sex with an Underaged Person (Statutory Rape) in Texas

Perhaps more so than any other criminal charge, an arrest for rape or statutory rape brings with it not only severe penalties, but also a social stigma that can last well into the future.

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Falsely Accused of Domestic Violence

Being accused of domestic violence can change your life in an instant, even if the accusations are false. The problem of false domestic violence accusations is not uncommon.

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Understanding DUI Tests

They say everything is bigger in Texas. Unfortunately, that’s not always a compliment to Texas communities. According to a recent US DUI Report, Texas ranks as the 5th highest state in drunk driving severity.

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