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To understand how criminal defense mitigation works, you have to learn more about the mitigating circumstances of a crime. While mitigating circumstances do not excuse a defendant’s offense, they do explain why they may have committed the crime or what caused them to do something they ...
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If you’re out on bond while awaiting a trial in Texas, the court may order you to abstain from drugs or alcohol or impose random drug testing. If you fail to abide by the terms of a bond agreement, you may have to go to jail instead of planning your trial at home. Many defendants, w...
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If you receive a red light camera ticket in Texas, the equipment that supports the law was banned in 2019. According to code 707.021 of the state’s transportation code, a local authority is not allowed to issue a criminal or civil citation or charge you for a violation that is based on...
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Sex crimes are among the most serious offenses in the criminal justice system. Convictions for these offenses come with severe penalties, a long-lasting social stigma, and a lifetime of negative repercussions. It is crucial to understand the different types of sex crimes in criminal...
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If you live in Texas and get behind the wheel and drive while intoxicated, you can face some stiff penalties. If you get into a traffic accident while under the influence, and it leads to a fatality, you’re committing intoxication manslaughter. This offense may be defined as vehicular ...
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In Texas, if you used drugs in the past, you could be charged with drug possession as of the present day. If you are convicted of drug possession, you may be facing prison time. In a recent year, about 302 drug possession arrests were made for every 100,000 people in Texas. If you hav...
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Currently, 37 states and the District of Columbia permit police officers to conduct DUI checkpoints. This is part of each state’s efforts to take inebriated drivers off the road. In Texas, DUI checkpoints are illegal. If your sobriety was called into question at a DUI checkpoint in ...
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You must have a valid driver’s license to operate a vehicle in Texas. Driving without a valid license is illegal and can result in severe consequences, including fines, imprisonment, or both. If you are pulled over by the police and are unable to show them a valid license, the extent ...
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