No Speed Limits in Texas Believe it or not, there are no speed limits in Texas. You may have heard me mention on the radio that […]

In Texas, the crime of forgery contemplates a variety of actions.  If you execute or alter a “writing” so that it purports to be the act […]

  This week, I urged a motion for new trial on behalf of a client who had been convicted of a first degree felony, for which […]

In Texas, you can be charged with issuance of a bad check if it’s alleged that you’ve written someone a check, and you knew that you […]

The 2012 Great Texas Warrant Roundup began on February 25th.  Since then, I’ve had a number of people ask or email the question, “When does the […]

In Texas, the crime of engaging in organized criminal activity is a very broad statute, which covers a wide variety of conduct.  You might think you’d […]

  Are you facing a probation violation?  If you’ve been placed on probation for a misdemeanor or a felony, the probation department has provided you with […]

Dallas Indecent Exposure Lawyer In order to be charged with  indecent exposure, it must be alleged that you “exposed yourself” to another person.  However, that fact, […]

You can be charged with criminal mischief, if it’s alleged that you’ve destroyed someone else’s property, or engaged in conduct that has somehow reduced its value.  […]