Simply because someone is in jail awaiting his or her trial does not mean that they waive some fundamental rights to a fair trial. Yesterday, we addressed the issue of whether a defendant can be tried in jail clothing and discovered that to do so would violate a person's ...
Read MoreIn cases such as OJ Simpson or Casey Anthony, there has been substantial media coverage of these "cases of the century." In all of these "cases of the ...
View MoreThe Texas Code of Criminal Procedure specifically states that "[i]t is the duty of the trial court, the attorney representing the accused, the ...
View MoreThe right to a fair trial is one of the most important requirements that must be upheld for a criminal defendant. This right goes hand-in-hand with ...
View MoreAs enumerated in the Sixth Amendment, a defendant has a right to a speedy and public trial. The Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment ...
View MoreInherent in our analysis of the right to a speedy trial, is the prinicple that a defendant has a constitutional right to to be heard, in other words, ...
View MoreAs we noted yesterday, the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees a defendant's right to a speedy trial. In addition to this ...
View MoreJohn Dawson, was charged with multiple indictments of theft and with two counts of sale/delivery of cocaine and a controlled substance. He was ...
View MoreCollin County Expunction / Non-Disclosure Lawyer in Plano and Frisco Expunctions If you have ever been arrested for an offense which was either ...
View MoreDWI Attorney in Plano, Texas Arrest After you have been arrested on DWI charges , you will be brought back to the police station where you will be ...
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