You’ve likely heard the term “chain of custody” but may not have thought much about it until prosecutors charged you with a crime. Your attorney or the court may keep advising you that you have to trust that police preserved the evidence that prosecutors plan to present at trial in an unbroken chain and that […]

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You have a major problem with another person — and the conflicts between you eventually escalated. Now you’re facing assault charges (or worse). That’s already a rough situation, but your troubles can be compounded through something as simple as a Facebook rant, an angry Tweet or a vent on TikTok. Here’s why you need to […]

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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) prohibits motorists operating a vehicle on behalf of their employers from driving while intoxicated (DWI). The federal government views any commercial driver’s license (CDL) holder’s blood alcohol content (BAC) of .04% or higher as indicative of intoxication. Texas law also recognizes federal BAC limits for CDL drivers.  Your mere arrest […]

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Theft is one of the oldest types of crimes. It’s a criminal offense that has evolved over time and now includes a variety of criminal offenses. This crime can be carried out both in person and through electronic means.  Knowing more about what constitutes theft may aid you in building a defense if you’re facing such charges.  […]

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