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Assault and Family Violence Cases and Results in Texas
Assault and Family Violence Results November 2025 Dallas, Tx Criminal Defense Lawyer Case Results Assault — Placed on Deferred Probation Assault (Family Violence) — Case Rejected by the District Attorney’s Office Interfering with an Emergency Request for Assistance — Case Dismissed October 2025 Criminal Defense Lawyer Case Results Assault and Family Violence Placed on Deferred…
Drug Charge Cases and Results in Texas
Drug Charge Results of Our Drug Crime Lawyers PCS (Possession of Controlled Substance) PID (Possession with Intent to Deliver) POM (Possession of Marijuana) November 2025 Dallas, Tx Criminal Defense Lawyer Case Results Manufacturing / Delivery of Controlled Substances — Placed on Deferred Probation Inhalant Paraphernalia — Placed on Deferred Probation October 2025 Criminal Defense Lawyer…
Weapons Offenses Cases and Results in Texas

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What is Intoxication Manslaughter in Texas?

Under Texas Penal Code Section 49.08, a person commits intoxication manslaughter if he or she operates a motor vehicle, watercraft, aircraft, or amusement park ride in a public place while intoxicated and, by so doing, causes the death of a person by accident or mistake. The fatality may be the death of a passenger in…
Can Police Draw Blood Without Consent?

Texas law allows police to forcibly take blood without consent, if: The individual in question has been arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI) and has been involved in a motor vehicle accident If a passenger of the other vehicle is taken by ambulance for treatment of their injuries. Additionally, if you are suspected of DWI…