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Fulgham Law Firm Merges With Hampton Criminal Defense Attorneys to Form Fulgham Hampton Criminal Defense Attorneys

Fort Worth Criminal Defense Attorneys at Fulgham Law Firm have announced their merger with fellow Texas lawyers, Hampton Criminal Defense Attorneys. The new firm will...

Theft Crimes In Texas

Facing suspicion or charges related to a theft crime in Texas can be grave. If not handled properly, it may result in a conviction, loss...

Community Supervision in Texas: What Probation Violation Looks Like

Three things might happen if the authorities accuse you of breaking the rules during your probation in Texas. You could end up in jail for...

Texans’ Right to Remain Silent – How Miranda Rights Really Work

“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you…” This familiar phrase from movies and TV shows...

Felony Driving While Intoxicated: When Is DWI a Felony in Texas?

A driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction is life-changing no matter whether it is charged as a misdemeanor or a felony. You will face long probationary...

How to Fight Texas Drug Possession Charges

If you or a loved one is in a situation where you’re facing drug charges in Texas, you’re likely wondering about the steps you can...

Why You Should Never Take a Texas Field Sobriety Test

If the police pull you over and ask you to take a field sobriety test, you need to understand the implications of your actions and...

Can A Police Officer Make An Arrest Without A Warrant?

In our everyday lives, we often hear about police arrests in the news or on TV shows. But what happens when a police officer decides...

Texas Open Container Law is Not So Straightforward

Texas open container law is complicated and contains specific restrictions. Most Texans don’t know the answers to these questions. To help you avoid getting into...

Vehicular Manslaughter in Texas: What You Should Know

Getting together with loved ones like friends and family can be a joyful time. Bringing people together to celebrate a special occasion or just spend...

Types of Felony Charges and Penalties in Texas

Texas law categorizes crimes as misdemeanors or felonies, then breaks each of those categories up into various levels of charges. Felonies alone are divided into...

Deadly Conduct Is a Third-Degree Felony in Texas

Texas has amended its laws to allow certain individuals over 21 to carry a handgun in a holster, either concealed or unconcealed, without a permit....