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A brief look at the Texas right to expunction law

Did you know that you will have black marks on your record if arrested but never convicted on drug possession charges? In truth, any law enforcement entanglements from your past will likely show up as a part of your criminal history. As you might expect, this can...

Can social media affect your drug case?

If you have been arrested and accused of possessing an illegal drug, it is important that you don’t do anything that could negatively impact your case. From the start, your goal should be to protect yourself and defend your best interests. That means that you should...

Can a blood alcohol test ever be wrong?

Those accused of driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Texas often face charges backed by chemical evidence. Usually, police officers are asked to perform a breath test as part of a DWI traffic stop. However, in some cases, such as when a driver refuses a test and...

The risk of a DWI is greater than ever during the festive period

With the holiday season upon us, the risk of picking up a charge for driving while intoxicated (DWI) is more significant than ever for two reasons. First, there is an increase in alcohol consumption at this time of year, as people celebrate Christmas and New Year....

How does drug court affect drug charges?

In Texas, drug charges can carry significant weight. If you face drug charges but want an opportunity to better yourself, rather than face incarceration, there are options for you in the form of drug court. The Center for American Progress cites that every 25 seconds...

DWI charges and time behind bars

If you are facing DWI charges, you need to review the potential consequences of your case and prepare for the different ways in which these allegations will affect your future. Aside from losing your driving privileges for a year or longer (depending on the details of...

Understanding orders of nondisclosure in Texas

If you have a criminal record, or you are worried that you may be at risk of getting a criminal record due to a current accusation made against you, privacy will probably be of high importance. You may believe that if you have a criminal record, this should be no one...

What is drug paraphernalia?

Drug paraphernalia does not necessarily mean items created to accompany drug use. The Texas Controlled Substances Act says that the key to whether something is drug paraphernalia is determining if someone has used or intends to use the item in question in some way...