Category Archives: Criminal Lawyer
Can A Confession Be Thrown Out In Texas?
A confession may turn out to be one of the most harmful kinds of evidence in a criminal prosecution that takes place in Texas, yet the fact that a person has made an incriminating statement does not necessarily mean that the prosecutors can use it in court. Under Texas law, there are significant limitations… Read More »
Can Texas Police Stop Every Car To Check For Licenses, Insurance, Or DWI?
Many drivers have seen news about DUI checkpoints in other states and wonder if Texas police can stop every car to check for licenses, insurance, or signs of intoxication. This question comes up often during holidays and busy weekends in Galveston County, when police increase traffic enforcement. In short, Texas law usually does not… Read More »
Occupational Driver’s License After Suspension
Losing your driver’s license in Texas can disrupt almost every part of your daily routine. In Galveston and the Houston area, most people need to drive to work, take kids to school, go to medical appointments, and handle family needs. Suspensions can result from a DWI arrest, some criminal convictions, unpaid fines, or repeated… Read More »
How Long Does A Criminal Case Take In Texas Courts?
Getting arrested in Texas often leaves people with a lot of questions. Many clients in Galveston ask how long their criminal case will take. While some expect a quick process, criminal cases can last for months or even over a year, depending on the charges, the court, the evidence, and whether there is a… Read More »
Why Talking To The Police Could Ruin Your Defense In A Criminal Case
When you are facing criminal charges, understanding your rights and the potential impact of speaking to law enforcement officers is very important. Many people believe that cooperating fully with the police is the best path to clearing their name, but this approach can seriously compromise your defense. In reality, anything said to the police… Read More »
