The term "computer crimes" is used to describe a very wide range of different crimes. Some computer crimes may be considered relatively minor, while other crimes are treated very seriously. Many carry felony charges that can result in long years in jail following a...
Criminal Defense
Stand your ground laws in Texas
Everyone has the right to defend themselves against a valid threat, but the amount of force that can be legally used varies from state to state. If you own a weapon, it is likely that you do so as a means of protection. You'll want to be confident that you are able to...
Considerations made in a conspiracy case
If you have been accused of the crime of conspiracy, you may be unsure of the exact definition of the crime. A criminal conspiracy comes about when multiple people cooperate in some way to commit an unlawful act. Therefore, it means that a person knowingly worked with...
What weapons are forbidden in Texas?
Whether a weapon is forbidden for you to carry in Texas depends on the type of weapon, but also on your age and legal history. Before you purchase or carry any type of weapon, it is important that you fully understand how the law applies to you. If you knowingly or...
Using the truth as a form of defense
If you have been accused of a crime, you will likely be concerned about the potential consequences that a conviction will carry. If you have been accused of a federal crime, being found guilty will almost certainly lead to jail time. While this is concerning, it's...
Understanding the law after a money-laundering accusation
Anyone can be accused of money laundering. While many associate the crime with hardened criminals, it's actually common in the corporate world. Those who are involved in transferring or handling money in their personal life or in their professional life could be...
3 face criminal charges in Texas armored robbery
Many people who face criminal charges feel overwhelmed with their situation. Without experience with the criminal justice system, defendants may feel unsure about their options and the potential outcomes of each. For example, three people in Texas who are now facing...
When can police search your property?
When the police approach you, they may be able to search you and your property. However, it’s important for you to understand when they can and cannot conduct a search to protect your rights as a civilian. Searches with a warrant Texas code 18.01 addresses search...
How serious is a meth charge in Texas?
The legal code can be extremely complicated for anyone without legal training and experience. When facing methamphetamine charges, it can be difficult to determine what the penalties might be for a conviction. In fact, many people have no idea how serious these...
How can you protect your phone data from law enforcement?
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...
