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Burglary charges are among the most serious property-related crimes in Texas, carrying significant legal consequences. At the heart of many burglary cases lies the question of intent: Did the accused knowingly and purposefully intend to commit a crime? Prosecutors focus heavily on proving intent because it can be the deciding factor between a conviction and...

Many Texans believe that they can return to a normal life once they’ve served their sentence for a crime. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. A criminal record in Texas can limit access to housing, employment, and even educational opportunities long after the sentence is served. For those facing burglary or robbery charges, understanding the...

Reckless endangerment, also known as "deadly conduct" under Texas law, involves behavior that puts others in immediate danger without regard for their safety. Unlike crimes that require intent, reckless endangerment focuses on actions driven by carelessness or disregard, which have the potential to cause serious harm. If you're facing reckless endangerment charges in Texas, you...

Being accused of sexual assault in Texas is one of the most serious situations you can face. Your reputation, freedom, and future are all on the line. The impact can be devastating, even if the accusations are unfounded. If you find yourself in this situation, the first step is to take a breath and remain...

Anytime you are engaged with the Texas criminal justice system, the stakes are high. An arrest or a criminal charge can upend your life. Whether you're innocent or otherwise, an experienced Conroe criminal defense lawyer can help you navigate the complexities of the Texas legal system. But how do you know when a situation rises...

When you face criminal charges in Texas, your life can take an unexpected turn. Regardless of your innocence or guilt, you have the right to defend yourself. The criminal justice system offers various options, including plea bargains. If a prosecutor offers you a plea bargain, don't agree to anything without an experienced Texas criminal defense...

Imagine driving down a Texas highway when suddenly you're pulled over, and an officer wants to search your car—without a warrant. What are your rights? In Texas, law enforcement can search vehicles without a warrant under specific conditions, a practice rooted in the "automobile exception" to the Fourth Amendment. If police search your car without...

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is poised to reclassify marijuana to acknowledge its medical benefits and lower potential for abuse, a significant shift in American drug policy. While this doesn't legalize recreational marijuana nationwide or in various states, it signals a notable change that may influence other states to accept medical and recreational cannabis. However,...

Squatters have been in the news in recent weeks, particularly in New York, where clashes between squatters and homeowners have occurred. In March, a property owner in Queens was arrested for changing the locks on a home she had inherited from her parents, claiming that squatters had been living there. That same month, two suspected squatters...

Choosing not to drive after a night of drinking helps you save lives and avoid a DWI charge. However, there are some circumstances where you can be arrested and charged with public intoxication. This type of charge doesn't stem from simply enjoying a few drinks and walking. It often stems from the danger you may...