You can be arrested for unlawful possession of a firearm for two types of conduct.  First, you can be charged with unlawful possession of a firearm […]

You can be charged with deadly conduct for a number of different types of behavior.  For example, you can be charged with deadly conduct if you […]

In Texas, you can be charged with unlawfully carrying a weapon, if you’re alleged to have unlawfully possessed club, handgun, switchblade, or brass knuckles.  Unlawfully carrying […]

  Theft by check over $50 is a class B misdemeanor, which carries a penalty range of up to 180 days in the county jail, and […]

You can be arrested for prostitution, if you offer to give or receive money, in exchange for sex.  To be charged with prostitution, simply offering to […]

  The 2013 Great Texas Warrant Roundup is underway!  Starting on March 2, 2013, over three hundred law enforcement agencies throughout Texas have thousands of deputy […]

An arrest for burglary can potentially result in a lengthy prison sentence.  Under Texas law, burglary is considered a second degree felony, punishable by two to […]

If you have been arrested for possession of marijuana, you may not think that it’s a big deal.  Though decriminalized in some states, possession of marijuana […]

If your license has been suspended, you may be eligible for an occupational drivers license.  Has your Texas drivers license been suspended as the result of […]