If you face a criminal charge or criminal conviction in Texas, you may want to know about sealing your criminal record. Is that possible? Our law firm has answers for you. Procedures for sealing a ... Continue Reading
In Texas, Wrongful Convictions Can Cost the State Up to $80,000 Per Case
New evidence in a case can often bring exoneration and release of wrongfully convicted prisoners—and the benefits don’t stop there. Under Texas law, wrongful convictions can lead to former prisoners ... Continue Reading
Case Against Houston Astros Player Roberto Osuna Shows Due Process Under Attack
The Houston Astros’ recent trade for former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Roberto Osuna was met with strong reactions in sports media and social media. Many branded the Astros as “soulless” for signing a ... Continue Reading
Yes, You Still Have Legal Rights When Police Seize & Search Your Computer
Your computer or cell phone can get you into a heck of a lot of trouble, especially if they suggest that you viewed, possessed or promoted child porn at any point. That’s why it’s vital to know your ... Continue Reading
Should You Hire a Defense Lawyer During Investigation?
If you face investigation for a crime, especially possession of child pornography, you may wonder if you should get a defense lawyer during that investigation. The answer is a resounding ... Continue Reading
Texas ‘Junk Science’ Law Fights Wrongful Convictions
Did you know Texas is the only state with a “junk science” law aimed at wrongful convictions? Passed in 2013, the Texas Junk Science Law (Texas SB 344) allows persons in Texas prisons to challenge ... Continue Reading