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The concepts of assault and self-defense often intersect, and they have several elements in common. However, these are not one and the same and it is important for people to understand how. What is assault in Texas? Under Texas law, an assault happens when a person intentionally, knowingly or recklessly causes bodily injury to another […]
A child’s death is always a tragedy, whether due to illness, a congenital condition or an accident. The law generally does not get involved in the first two types of cases, but certain types of accidents can lead to criminal charges against the child’s parents. Increasingly, fatal drug overdoses among young children are leading to […]
Assault is a serious charge, and depending on the type of assault and the circumstances around the act, the charges could escalate to a felony. Texas law categorizes assaults based on the severity of the act, the harm caused and the individuals involved. If the police have charged you with assault, you need to understand […]
The Texas Penal Code describes burglary as entering a home or building to engage in theft or another action that classifies as a felony offense. As noted on Texas.gov, the action of “entering” a structure also includes an intrusion of a body part or a physical object connected to a person’s body. Some ATMs and coin-operated machines […]
In 2022, the U.S. Fire Administration reported 150 home fire fatalities in Texas, some of which may have been set on fire purposefully. Arson, as a serious criminal act, carries significant penalties across the United States. Texas is no exception. The act involves the intentional destruction of property through fire or explosion, potentially endangering lives […]
Having an assault charge in Texas can be a distressing situation, requiring a clear understanding of the necessary steps to take. What do you do if you find yourself facing assault charges in Texas? Understand the charges and seek guidance When charged with assault in Texas, it is crucial to understand the nature of the […]
Understanding the difference between assault and self-defense is crucial in Texas, where the law provides specific guidelines for what constitutes each. Recognizing these differences can help individuals avoid legal trouble and ensure they exercise their rights to protect themselves and others. Defining assault in Texas In Texas, assault occurs when a person intentionally, knowingly or […]
If you find yourself falsely accused of domestic violence, the allegations could disrupt your life in countless ways. In addition to extreme anxiety, the case could impact your relationship with your children and prevent you from spending time with them due to a restraining order. Family violence charges could also create serious challenges with respect […]
Of the 25,261 car accidents in Texas that involved drinking and driving in 2021, 1,029 people died and 2,522 experienced serious injuries. In fact, 24% of all deaths from traffic accidents involved intoxication. In Texas, driving while impaired (DWI) has severe penalties, but if the police pull you over because they suspect a DWI, take the following […]
Evidence is not always what it might seem. That is true even when the case seems to favor the state. Certain sources or treatments of evidence might call its validity into question. Some recent news items have underlined that fact. DNA evidence in criminal cases One notable case in the high Texas courts has to do […]
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