It’s a nightmare situation for anyone in Texas to face charges of driving while intoxicated. Even if the charges are ultimately dismissed against you, this situation can result in various negative consequences. One thing you might worry about is whether you will lose...
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Texas drug possession and distribution penalties
Distributing illegal drugs is always charged as a felony in Texas, but not all offenders are treated harshly. The prison sentences that can be handed down for possessing or selling controlled substances in the Lone Star State range from 180 days in a state jail to...
New penalties for those convicted of drunk driving in Texas
An arrest for drunk driving in Texas carries serious consequences. Convictions result in up to a fine in the thousands of dollars and potentially months in jail. State sentencing guidelines for the crime range from two to 20 years. In addition, revocation of a...
Looking into your past
Being pulled over for drunk driving can have a devastating effect on those facing serious accusations. Convictions can carry catastrophic consequences that change lives. For those looking for employment, subsequent background checks can disqualify them from...
A guide to Texas shoplifting laws
Texas law generally categorizes shoplifting among theft crimes. Thus, the penalties, if found guilty, is dependent upon the amount or value of items taken. Understanding shoplifting according to Texas laws The term "shoplifting" generally refers to the theft of...
How a DWI limits your job prospects
Driving while under the influence of alcohol may put you at a higher risk of hurting yourself, others in your vehicle or others sharing a Texas road with you. It may also hinder your ability to obtain housing, get a degree or keep your license, which can all have a...