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Being held by law enforcement can be incredibly overwhelming and confusing, especially when you are unsure of your rights. It can help to know the difference between detainment and arrest plus the legal implications involved. If you have been detained or arrested, it might be necessary t...
view articleThere are strategies available that may help you get criminal charges dropped even before your initial criminal court date. Below are some reasons why charges can be dropped, the role of a San Marcos criminal defense attorney in dismissing charges, and potential consequences of having yo...
view articleIf you're a convicted felon, navigating through the restrictions and limitations of your rights can be a complex process. One question that often arises is whether or not a felon can go to a firearm shooting range in Texas. When it comes to felons and firearms, the rules and regulations ...
view articleA sealed indictment is a legal document that is filed by a prosecutor and allows the District Attorney’s office to bring criminal charges against an individual or group of individuals. The key difference between a regular indictment and a sealed indictment is that the latter is kept se...
view articleBeing arrested and held in custody without the option for release can be a frightening experience. You must understand your rights and the legal process to navigate through these challenging circumstances. Most importantly, you should immediately consult an experienced San Marcos crim...
view articleA signature bond, also known as a personal bond or PR bond, is a type of bail bond that allows a defendant to be released from custody without having to pay bail. Instead, the defendant signs a legal document, known as a bond, promising to comply with certain conditions set by the court....
view articleIn 1963, Ernesto Miranda was arrested on kidnapping and rape charges in Phoenix, AZ. His arrest was based solely on circumstantial evidence. Yes, it is true that one can be lawfully arrested, tried, and convicted merely on circumstantial evidence. However, what ensued after Mr. Mirandaâ€...
view articleA no-bill verdict means the grand jury declines to indict or charge a defendant after hearing their case. This verdict means they don’t believe there is enough evidence, or probable cause, to go ahead with an indictment. That’s why you need the support of an experienced criminal def...
view articleWhen a minor is accused of a crime in Texas, the legal landscape becomes complicated due to the application of the infancy defense. This defense recognizes that juveniles may lack the maturity to understand the consequences of their actions fully. Understanding how the infancy defense wo...
view articleIn the world of law, the idea of a case being dismissed provides relief for individuals who have gotten tangled up in the legal system. So, what happens to the records associated with these dismissed cases in Texas? Do they continue to be part of the record, or do they simply vanish onc...
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