She voted.
DOJ changes a start, but forensics commentators want more
Seemingly deemed as unerringly accurate at one time, forensic science -- both its techniques and processes -- has been somewhat on the defensive in recent years.
Should head injuries be more closely examined in criminal cases?
Many Americans (Texans not excepted) have a tough-on-crime viewpoint. "Do the crime, do the time" is a well-worn mantra that legions of people across the country readily subscribe to.
Does a no contest plea impact a job application?
You know that having a criminal record can become a huge deal when filling out job applications. Some employers will ask about your record and you need to be honest. However, if they see that you did time, they may refuse to hire you.
What provokes a false allegation of abuse during divorce?
Everyone has probably heard a story or two about someone who has faced false allegations of either domestic violence or child abuse when going through a divorce or a custody battle.
Fentanyl deaths rising and Texas responds harshly to dealers
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid pain medication that is supposed to be heavily restricted in use -- but it's becoming widely available on the streets of Texas. The drug, which is normally used by people with severe injuries or terminal illnesses, like cancer, has already cut a swath through the Northern and Midwestern states in the union.
Benefits of a criminal defense attorney
Facing criminal charges in Texas is frightening, especially if this has never happened to you. These charges can range in penalties from fines to years in prison based on whether or not the charge was a misdemeanor or a felony. When you are facing these charges, it is in your best interest to work with a criminal defense attorney to protect your rights.
Is Texas ready for marijuana reform?
Currently, there are 25 states that have legalized some form of marijuana use and four states where recreational marijuana use is permitted. However, if you are caught with even a small amount of the drug in the state of Texas, don't expect to get off easy.
Will sexual assault charges soon run rampant on college campuses?
Investigations and charges relating to alleged sexual assaults could skyrocket on college campuses as a result of the political and media attention being paid to the issue.
