Being charged with burglary or robbery in Texas is a very serious matter. In addition to fines and jail time, a criminal conviction can make it difficult to get a job, go to school or find housing. If you are facing robbery or burglary charges in Houston, Texas, your best course of action is to […]
Jury Trial Or Judge: Which Do Criminal Defense Attorneys Recommend?
If you have been charged with a felony or misdemeanor in Houston, you can accept a plea agreement or take your case to trial. If you decide to go to trial, you will be faced with an important decision: whether to ask for a jury trial or judge (bench trial). Under the U.S. Constitution, you […]
Is Shoplifting Without Leaving the Store Possible in Texas?
Shoplifting is often thought of as an individual taking merchandise and leaving the store with it. However, shoplifting refers to various situations involving the taking of property without an owner’s consent. Shoplifting without leaving the store is possible in Texas and depends on the nature of the incident. Defining ‘Shoplifting’ in Texas Shoplifting is a […]
Common Criminal Charges Against College Students
College years can be a magical time. Years spent in lecture halls absorbing the knowledge of tenured professors, all while working towards a coveted degree. Late study nights, coffee breaks and falling asleep on the books. Then there is the other side of the college years. Study by day and let loose at night. Many […]
6 Mistakes to Avoid in a Houston Criminal Case
There are many mistakes a person accused of a crime can make that can result in terrible consequences. If you’re accused of a crime, don’t fall victim to these 6 errors in your Houston criminal case. 1. Volunteering Evidence It’s natural to feel the urge to “clear your name” if you’ve been accused of a crime. This feeling […]
