The statute of limitations may vary and can be extended or tolled based on several factors, including the severity of the crime.

This article delves into the Texas penal code regarding class A misdemeanors and guidance to dismiss charges or have them reduced.

This article will define and discuss what is considered a misdemeanor and the classification system of crimes under Texas law. 

This article will explain what an expungement is, what crimes are eligible to be expunged, and discuss the process in Texas. 

This article will provide readers with a guide to misdemeanors on a criminal record and provide detailed guidance on expungement.

This article offers information about navigating the concealed weapons law for anyone looking to carry handguns responsibly in Texas.

This article provides information about how a DWI arrest or conviction can change one's rights under Texas gun ownership law.

Navigating Texas law requires a clear understanding of who is eligible to have handguns without a license and where this law does not apply.

The child gun prevention law in Texas serves as a cornerstone to prevent gun violence by ensuring firearms remain out of young hands.

In Texas, public intoxication is considered a Class C misdemeanor and is punishable by large fines or even a permanent criminal record.

In this article we will discuss alcohol addiction as a defense for a DWI and other common defenses to try to have a case dismissed.

Pleading guilty usually means accepting the full brunt of the charges. On the other hand, a no-contest plea may offer a buffer.

A party that wishes to prove the content of a writing, recording, or photograph in court must submit the original document or file. 

To address gaps in the Fourth Amendment and ensure its effective implementation, the courts decided to use the "exclusionary rule."

The defendant has to admit to the offense but mention it was made as an honest and reasonable mistake.

This article aims to clarify the legal landscape, focusing on the most common felony charges in Texas and the varying degrees of offenses.

This article discusses the indictment process, exploring key elements such as probable cause, statute of limitations and Texas law.

In this article we will discuss the statute of limitations for a felony charge in Texas based upon the alleged crime and other factors.

Before installing a tint, car owners must understand the Texas window tint laws to ensure compliance and avoid legal trouble.

Under Texas law, possessing drugs or drug paraphernalia may lead to serious consequences, which can adversely impact an individual's life.