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Facing a DUI accusation is a stressful and often life-changing experience. Beyond the immediate risk of losing your driving privileges, a conviction can impact your job, finances, and reputation. It is important to understand how DUI laws work and the options you may...
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...
Many people view sharing prescription medications as a harmless act of kindness when friends or family members are in pain or need help focusing. This well-intentioned gesture can result in serious criminal charges under both federal and local drug laws. Prescription...
The phone rings at work. It's your lawyer with updates about your case. You glance around the office and wonder: does anyone know what's happening? Will you still have this job next month? These worries keep many people awake at night, yet understanding your rights...
When it comes to their children, some parents don’t want to admit that the kids have any substance abuse problems. They especially don’t want to acknowledge that their teens may have committed crimes to feed their habits. So, when they get that call from the juvenile...
There are different degrees of assault charges. Some people face aggravated assault charges or domestic violence allegations. Unique details, such as the presence of a weapon or the relationship between the parties involved, can influence how the state handles an...
A single poor decision at a party, a moment of peer pressure or simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time can result in a Minor in Possession (MIP) charge that threatens to close doors before your child has even had a chance to reach them. The good news? These...
Technically speaking, the average age at which someone has their first drink should be 21. This is because it is generally illegal for people to drink under 21 in the United States. However, studies have found that roughly 75% of Americans will have alcohol for the...
Realizing that you’re being pulled over by a police officer can incite a sense of dread. This might be more pronounced if you know that the traffic stop is for the suspicion of drunk driving. There are several things that you should know if you’re pulled over for...