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What Is The New Expungement Law In Texas Passed In 2021?
Texas lawmakers enact new laws and amend existing statutes quite frequently, but one legislative update in 2021 might have slipped under the radar if you do not follow the latest in criminal law topics, specifically the law surrounding expunctions in Texas. For those unaware, an expunction is a post-trial process that allows for the… Read More »
How Difficult Is Expungement In Texas?
If you were arrested and/or convicted on Texas criminal charges, served your sentence through incarceration, and paid all related fines and restitution, you probably think the criminal process is over. In truth, even though you paid your debt to society, there may be lingering implications for your life. For instance, a criminal conviction or… Read More »
Leaving the Past Behind: Non-Disclosure of Criminal Records And Expunction in Texas
Every day in Texas, citizens with criminal records are denied employment because of their criminal history. According to a recent study, 88% of employers conduct criminal background checks on applicants. Even misdemeanor convictions for acts as minor as petty theft or vandalism can cause a current or potential employer to pass you over for… Read More »
