Blog Posts in June, 2019

Package thieves and porch pirates beware: while already considered a felony for abducting US mail packages, FEDex and UPS are now fair game. House Bill 37, one of the many bills made law by Governor ...

The 86 th Legislative Session kicked off the new year when it convened for its biennial session on January 8. Their discussions and debates lasted until May 27, and although thousands of bills were ...

Texas Transportation Code Chapter 708 The Texas Transportation Code Section 708 section provides for the collection of surcharges for license points, convictions for driving with an invalid license, ...

Have you fallen victim to the preying red-light cameras spread across town? Maybe you are one of the poor, unfortunate souls who was wronged by those pesky yellow lights that turned red in a mere ...

When life gives you lemons, you should legally be allowed to make lemonade. Well, this can finally be a reality in Texas—although it’s somewhat concerning that it wasn’t already. On June 10, Governor ...

Question: “I was arrested, and the police didn’t read me my rights. Does this mean the case will get thrown out by the judge?” Answer: Probably not. As a Texas criminal defense attorney, this is one ...