If law enforcement officials allege that you or a loved one took goods valued between $2,500 and $30,000, they could file felony charges. According to Chapter 31 of the Texas Penal Code, theft of property worth at least $2,500 may result in a felony theft charge. In some cases, taking property worth less than $2,500 may also […]

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The phrase “second chances” is common in criminal defense. In Texas, it probably refers to a somewhat recent change in state law. This change allowed some people with single-offense criminal records to request nondisclosure orders. This article focuses on the law resulting from House Bill 3016, which the governor signed near the end of 2017. Thanks […]

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