In the past, many Texans have racked up convictions for the use of and/or possession of brass knuckles. Having a conviction like that on your record can close many doors to gainful employment and other opportunities. But for Texans who want to arm themselves with...
Month: July 2022
Did a recent Supreme Court decision chip away at Miranda rights?
When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on a case that involved Miranda rights last month, there was some confusion and concern about what it means for anyone who is detained or arrested. One headline even said that the decision “further guts” these rights, which emanate...
3 possible reasons to challenge breath test results in Texas
Police officers who suspect you of committing a driving while intoxicated (DWI) offense will pull you over to investigate. If an officer is suspicious after a crash, they may order chemical testing even when the other driver is clearly to blame for the wreck. Whether...
Can you be criminally charged for a false positive drug test?
It’s not often that people are required to take drug tests. Many jobs require employees to take scheduled or random urine tests to scan for drug consumption. A failed drug test may have negative consequences, but it won’t usually lead to criminal charges, however. On...