Aggressive Criminal
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A high bail amount can feel like a punishment before the case even starts. For many people in McKinney or Collin County, the number creates immediate pressure on work, rent, child care and family finances before anyone has examined the evidence in court. But the...
People who are facing criminal charges sometimes have challenges with substance abuse disorders. It’s difficult for some people to recognize how the substance abuse disorder may be contributing to the alleged criminal actions, but it often becomes a critical point in...
An assault or family violence charge can have serious and long-lasting consequences. Even before a case reaches court, an accusation alone can affect your reputation, employment, family relationships and daily life. Assaults and family violence cases are often...
While a text message, social media post or offhand comment at school may not seem serious, it could lead to serious legal consequences for your child. When this happens, being familiar with the juvenile justice process can help you understand your defense options and...
Domestic violence, also known as family violence, is a serious social issue. It affects people of all cultures and economic statuses. Efforts to combat domestic and family violence sometimes result in inappropriate charges brought against individuals due to...
Police officers have the authority to stop drivers for vehicle issues or violations of traffic rules. During traffic stops, police officers might issue citations for minor traffic violations. Other times, they may have the necessary grounds to arrest a driver for a...
Receiving news that a prosecutor has filed criminal charges against you in Texas can be shocking. You might ask, “Where is the proof?” That reaction is normal. Being accused without clear physical evidence can feel frustrating and unfair. However, a criminal case can...
If you find yourself facing criminal charges, then understanding exactly what certain words and phrases mean is essential. A key phrase is “beyond a reasonable doubt.” If your case goes to trial, whether you are found guilty or not may come down to whether prosecutors...
It is easy to fall into a pattern when you think you can get away with breaking the rules. But what happens when those actions lead to serious consequences under the Texas Habitual Offender Law which can dramatically increase penalties for repeat offenders, leading to...
Mental illnesses, including substance abuse disorder, are sometimes an underlying factor in criminal cases. This occurs for a variety of reasons, including the natural effects of the illness. It’s estimated that around 85% of people in prison have committed an offense...