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Texas License Plates Two Front Back Light
Understanding Texas License Plate Laws There are a lot of excuses a cop can use to pull you over, but there are probably none more frustrating than a license plate infraction. The best way to prevent...
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Evading Arrest Texas Penal Code Criminal Defense Lawyer
Evading Arrest Texas Fort Worth Criminal Defense Lawyer A misunderstanding or frustrated police can lead to charges of evading arrest in Texas. With the increased use of body and patrol-car cameras it...
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Expungement Lawyers in Fort Worth TX
Texas Expungement Attorney Do you have an old arrest or criminal record that is interfering with your ability to get a job, a loan, or a home? Do you even know what is on your criminal record? Would...
View ArticleAge of Consent in Texas Statutory Rape Law
WHAT IS THE AGE OF CONSENT IN TEXAS? Pursuant to Penal Code § 22.011 and § 21.11, the age of consent in Texas is 17. The age of consent is the age at which an individual may legally consent to engage...
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Stingray Cell Site Simulator and Fourth Amendment Invasion of Privacy
Not the Sting You Expected – Cell Phone Privacy Everyone knows what a stingray is and what it can do (R.I.P. Steve Irwin). Or at least they think they do. But this StingRay doesn’t live in the ocean,...
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Hillary on Dallas Police Ambush: Need Police Reforms, Gun Control
Hillary Clinton responded to the Dallas Police ambush by pushing reforms for police departments and more gun control. Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.breitbart.com Hopefully, tragedy can lead to...
View ArticleTDCJ Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
Comprehensive Guide to Parole in Texas Table of Contents Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles / Pardons and Paroles Division What is the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles? What is the Pardons...
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Castle Doctrine Texas Self-Defense
What is the Castle Law in Texas? The Doctrine of Self-Defense The castle law, or doctrine, is a common law theory that has existed for hundreds of years. The doctrine comes from the idea that a “man’s...
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Fourth Amendment Third Party Doctrine Cell Phone and Internet Privacy
The Third-Party Doctrine:Fading Fourth Amendment Protection in a Modern, Technologically Advanced Society From the NSA leaks made by Edward Snowden to the FBI’s demand for Apple to provide backdoor...
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Acquittal Definition Means Not Guilty
What Does an Acquittal Mean for You? An acquittal means that you were criminally charged with an offense, but the court found that you were not guilty, generally as a result of a lack of evidence. This...
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Can you wiretap a phone? Is Texas a one-party consent state?
When is it legal to record a conversation in Texas? Because of the growth of effective recording devices such as cell phones, drones, extremely small cameras, and easily concealable microphones, it is...
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TDCJ Texas Prison Find Inmate Offender Search Online
Texas Department of Criminal Justice Facilities Below is an overview of the different facilities the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) uses to house offenders. The TDCJ consists of both the...
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Brass Knuckles Illegal in Texas for Sale or Possession
Brass Knuckles in Texas It is illegal in Texas to possess “prohibited weapons.” This includes by definition brass knuckles. Regardless of whether the weapon is made of brass, illegal “knuckles” are an...
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Criminal Records | What does a background check show order of nondisclosure
What does a background check show with anOrder of Non-Disclosure? First, the area of expunctions and non-disclosures can be complicated, and our memories often do not retain the important things our...
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What is Kidnapping? Kidnapping is a serious criminal offense usually defined as the unlawful abduction of another person to achieve an objective or reward. The laws on kidnapping differ depending on...
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Open Carry and the Impact on Texas Laws On January 1, 2016, Texas House Bill 910, commonly referred to as the “open carry” bill, went into effect. The open carry bill lays out the authority of a person...
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Texas Kidnapping Laws What is Kidnapping in Texas? The Texas Kidnapping Statute is found in Chapter 20 of the Texas Penal Code. A person commits the offense of Kidnapping if he intentionally or...
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Is a butterfly knife legal in Texas?
Butterfly Knife Legality Originating in the Philippines, the butterfly knife, also known as a balisong or fan knife, is a type of folding knife consisting of a blade concealed between two handles that...
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Parental Kidnapping Child Abduction in Texas
Parental Abduction: Can a Parent Kidnap Their Own Child in Texas? Unfortunately, many divorces, civil suits, and child custody battles result in a nasty game of tug-of-war over the children in a...
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