Article 17.02 of the Code of Criminal Procedure defines bail bond as, “a written undertaking entered into by the defendant and the defendant’s sureties for the appearance therein before a court or ...
Are you facing criminal charges in Texas? Or, have you been convicted of a crime and now you’re wondering who has access to your criminal record information? In order to shed light on the subject of ...
Are you facing criminal charges in Texas? If you are convicted of a crime, you will be subjected to a fine, which depending on the facts of the case, can be in the thousands. If you’d like to know ...
Suppose you’re facing criminal charges in Texas. You’re a smart person. You are literate and you can navigate the internet well, or so you think. Do you have a law degree? No. Are you a legal writer? ...
Stalkers scare their victims by intimidating and terrifying them. A stalker can be the victim’s former spouse or romantic partner. He or she can be a complete stranger to the victim; for example, an ...
In Texas, when someone is convicted of a crime, he or she generally has the right to appeal under Art. 44.02 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure. However, if a defendant pleads no contest or ...
