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Dealing with the police in any situation is often high stress. It is hard to keep your cool when dealing with law enforcement, even if you are not guilty of committing any crimes. Thus, one of the best things you can do for yourself is understand how to act in front...
As a college student, you have more than most to worry about when it comes to facing DWI charges. If convicted, you face the usual issues of potential jail time or fines. But on top of that, you can also face repercussions in your college career. What are these...
Many in Texas may feel as though self-defense is such a common response to accusations of criminal activity that they immediately discount it when offered. Yet upon a second glance, most likely recognize that there are scenarios in which they may feel compelled to act...
The internet contains so much essential information to broaden your perspectives. It can also allow you to remain in close contact with friends and family. Unfortunately, the internet is also used for nefarious purposes, including cyberstalking. According to the Texas...
When you become injured due to someone else's negligence in Texas, medical bills and time lost at your job can throw your finances into a tailspin. You may wonder if filing a lawsuit is the best course of action for recovery, even if the accident happened some time...
With over 35 states with legalized medical marijuana, every state government is looking at their relationship with cannabis and cannabis-related products. Right now in Texas, hemp and CBD oil allowances have made marijuana possession charges more complicated....
From a driver's perspective, when a police officer has pulled them over and asked them to take a breath test, it can seem like a no-win situation. If you agree, you may be giving the officer evidence that you are drinking and driving. If you refuse, you might be...
In spite of social media campaigns, television commercials, radio ads, and more, many Texans just can’t seem to consistently focus on the road while behind the wheel. The Texas Department of Transportation reports that 1 in every 5 accidents happening on our state’s...
Collateral consequences are those that take effect after people have completed the judge's sentencing requirements. Rather than exiting prison ready to rebuild their lives, they step out into a world of restrictions and obstacles. According to the National Institute...
While adjusting to life in Texas with a driving while intoxicated charge, you feel ready to change jobs or careers. How do you prepare to navigate your job search with a DWI on your record? Chron offers tips for addressing a drunk-driving charge on job applications. A...