In Texas, police officers may pull you over if they have reason to believe that you are driving a vehicle while intoxicated (DWI). This typically happens if they witness erratic driving, slow reaction times or see bottles of liquor inside your car. If this happens, an...
Year: 2026
Critical evidence that can boost a DWI defense
Defending against driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges in Texas requires a strategic approach. A strong case often hinges on critical evidence that can challenge the officer’s version of events. If you are facing DWI charges, are you aware of which items can...
What happens after a corporate audit leads to criminal charges?
Corporate audits ensure compliance and transparency in financial reporting. For businesses, an audit is a routine process that helps uncover minor discrepancies. However, an audit can also reveal irregularities that go beyond accounting errors. When those findings...
Can “viewing alone” lead to felony charges in Texas?
Many assume that "viewing" an image without saving it prevents criminal liability. This is a misconception. Under Texas law, the law does not distinguish between viewing and saving. Knowingly accessing material to view it is a third-degree felony, carrying the same...
What can I do if my date lied about their age in Texas?
With how advanced technology is today, someone misrepresenting their age can do so quite easily. If you have discovered that your date is actually under 17, which is generally the age of consent for sexual intercourse in Texas, you might panic about potential...
Accusations of Medicaid fraud carry hefty charges and penalties
In Texas and across the United States, white collar crimes are getting increased attention as allegations of fraud, waste, and abuse are being addressed locally and federally. One area where people are commonly accused of wrongdoing from various perspectives is...
