On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Mar 31, 2020 | Firm News
Domestic violence is no longer a dirty little secret. The public is very much aware of the problem, and this has colored employers’ attitudes toward employees and applicants who have convictions for domestic violence on their records. In fact, for some positions...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Mar 30, 2020 | Criminal Defense
For many of us, our smart phones document most of our daily lives, including intimate details, such as who we talk to, where we go and how we spend our money. That massive amount of information is also a likely target for the police if they believe you have committed...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Mar 26, 2020 | Probation Violations
When you are put on probation for a felony in Texas, you agree to live your life according to court-ordered conditions. If you carry out this period successfully, you can reduce your jail sentence or possibly avoid going to jail entirely. However, if you violate those...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Mar 20, 2020 | Probation Violations
Many Texans who are convicted of crimes are assessed a fine, locked up in jail and sentenced to a period of supervised release, or probation. Most convicted defendants must complete their period of incarceration and successfully serve their probation before they can...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Mar 6, 2020 | Federal Crimes
In recent years, there have been a lot of discussions about hate crimes in the media and prosecutions for hate crimes have also increased. But what exactly is a “hate crime”? It can be helpful for you to gain a clearer perspective on the meaning of hate...
