Criminal Defense

Possession of a dangerous drug in Texas in violation of TX § 481 may result in a felony or misdemeanor depending on the type of drug, how much of it you were holding if there was any drug paraphernalia, and if you also had a large amount of money. Generally, if you are caught with…

The penalties for assault in Irving, Texas, vary depending upon specific details of the offense. The state identifies six different types of assault, and each carries its own level of penalties. General Definition of Assault in Texas The Texas Penal Code defines assault as an action wherein you commit one of the following acts: Intentionally,…

Under Texas law, prostitution is generally a Class B misdemeanor. The penalty for prostitution in Texas is the potential for several months in jail and significant fines. A second or subsequent conviction calls for more substantial punishments, including up to two years in state prison. If police accused you of prostitution or if you already…

The Sixth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution grants every person the right to hear the charges filed against them. You get this opportunity during an arraignment. Considered the first formal step of the criminal court process, an arraignment is a pre-trial court hearing in which you are formally charged. Individuals charged with felonies, such as…