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Assault and battery are two separate offenses that many times are confused with each other. In fact, each offense can carry with it its own definition ...

In physical altercations, there is a fine line between self-defense and assault. How do you know when you or someone else has gone too far? In some ...

Is Verbally Threatening Someone a Crime? Verbal threats may be said as a joke or as an intimidation tactic with no intention of causing bodily harm. ...

If you are arrested for a DWI in Texas, you have more rights than you believe. Now, that doesn’t mean you can evade arrest, but it does mean that you ...

If you're charged with DWI in Texas, you may already know that the consequences are steep. However, you can fight a DWI. The things that you do ...

For many drivers, one of the most stressful things about a DWI arrest is their driver's license. We all rely on our driver's license to do what we ...

Texas Criminal Law Updates On May 27, 2019, the Texas Legislature closed the regular session and passed many bills that take effect starting this ...

On June 14, 2019, Governor Greg Abbott signed into law HB 2048, which will eliminate the so-called Driver Responsibility Program. The new law will ...

Do you have a family member or friend currently in the Travis County jail? In Austin, a criminal defense lawyer can talk to the judge about possibly ...

If your child is under 18 and is arrested for a crime in Texas, they will likely be charged as a juvenile. Should this occur, a parent or guardian ...