Category: Criminal Defense
In response to the growing fentanyl crisis, Texas has joined several states across the nation in taking a hard stance against fatal fentanyl overdoses. Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s signing of House Bill 6 (HB 6) established new criminal offenses, including the creation of a “fentanyl murder” charge and enhanced penalties for fentanyl-related crimes. New Offense:…
Are you facing charges of violating state gun laws, being a felon in possession of a firearm, or any other state or federal gun charges? If so, you need a skilled criminal defense attorney to help during this critical time. Your situation may be more hopeful than you think. Several cases before the United States…
Cryptocurrency, often referred to simply as “crypto,” represents a revolution in digital currency and online transactions. But with increasing scrutiny from regulators and law enforcement, some investors have been unexpectedly thrust into legal battles over alleged crypto investment fraud. What Is Crypto-Related Fraud? Cryptocurrency fraud involves deceptive practices that exploit the vulnerabilities of digital currencies…
If you are facing gun charges, a recent Supreme Court ruling may provide a legal basis for you to defend yourself against the charges – even if you committed the crime in question. This is because, under the 2022 ruling, the underlying crime you are charged with might be unconstitutional. Here is what to know…
You might have heard the word “warrant,” but did you know there are different kinds of warrants? There are bench warrants and arrest warrants, which might be issued at different times and under different circumstances. If you believe you are subject to a bench warrant or arrest warrant, contact the experienced Texas criminal defense attorneys…
James Holmes, Jeffery Dalmer, Eric Williams; all of these individuals have been represented by criminal defense attorneys. I’m often asked, and I know that many people want to ask but think it impolite to do so, how can I stand to represent people who have committed horrible crimes? A related question is, “How do you…
Capital murder is one of the most serious crimes that can be committed in the state of Texas. Understanding the laws can help with your defense. According to Texas law, all types and degrees of murder are classified as a criminal homicide. Any crime of murder is serious, and if issued a conviction, it can…
Types of White Collar Crimes Update: Do you really understand what white collar crimes are? Here is what you need to know, along with five examples of the most common white collar crimes in Texas. According to the FBI, “white collar crime” is a term that came into existence around 1939. Since then, it has…
Juvenile lockups in Texas detain nearly 700 teens who need increased supervision or have committed violent crimes. Although many of these inmates are vulnerable, criticisms of the facilities and the safety of those inside them continue. In October, the federal government ordered an investigation into the troubled facilities, sparking further concern about conditions. The U.S….
Medical professionals are charged with saving lives. However, on occasions, hospitals provide the cover for killings. Earlier this month, a Texas nurse was convicted of capital murder over the deaths of four patients. Prosecutors said he deliberately injected the patients with air after heart surgeries. A report on NBC News stated the jury in Smith…