When people are victims of sexual assault , they usually know they can report the assault to the police and see if the offender can be arrested, taken into custody, and charged under the Texas Penal Code. But what few sexual assault victims realize is that they may be able ...
Read MoreEvery state has its own definition of “sexual assault.” Often, sexual assault is an umbrella term for molestation, rape, and other sexual acts that ...
View MoreThe Texas Association Against Sexual Assault (TAASA) defines sexual assault as forced, coerced, or unwanted sexual contact. While a lot of people may ...
View MoreSex offenses, such as sexual assault are frowned upon heavily in Texas and a conviction can bring serious consequences for the accused. The problem ...
View MoreWhat is workplace violence? Is it when a boss gets physical with one of his juniors? Is when a fight breaks out between coworkers? Or, is it when an ...
View MoreAcross the country, sexual assault is downright illegal. In Texas, it can be charged as sexual assault or aggravated sexual assault depending on the ...
View MoreIf you are facing allegations of a Texas sex offense, we cannot stress enough the importance of having experienced legal counsel. The penalties for ...
View MoreEach state has a sex offender registration program. In Texas, our program is covered under Chapter 62 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. There are a ...
View MoreSurely, you’re familiar with the term “domestic violence.” Here in Texas, our state and courts refer to domestic violence as “family violence” but ...
View MoreSexual assault is covered under Section 22.011 of the Texas Penal Code. Within this statute, there are a number of ways that someone can sexually ...
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