Tag Archives: sexual assault
What To Know About Sex Offender Laws In Texas
In Texas, the legal definition of a sex offender is critical to understanding the state’s approach to managing and regulating individuals convicted of sex-related crimes. A sex offender in Texas is typically defined as an individual who has been convicted or adjudicated of a sexual offense as outlined in the Texas Penal Code. This… Read More »
Things That Can Increase Sexual Assault Sentence In Texas
Being charged with sexual assault in Texas is both terrifying and humiliating. This severe criminal charge can ruin your personal life, and career and devastate your reputation in the community. If you are convicted, you will face heavy fines, prison time, and sex offender registration. Because of the tremendous stigma of being a sex… Read More »
Trying A Case During COVID And Sexual Assault Questions
What is it like trying a case during the pandemic? How have covid protocols affected the court process? Last week, I was on a trial in the 405th District Court here in Galveston, judge Jared Robinson, presiding. I had an aggravated assault, causing serious bodily injury. Under the new protocols, we started the trial…. Read More »
