Penal Code 43.24 criminalizes the sale, distribution, or display of harmful material to a minor in Texas. It is not an offense you hear about a lot, but a recent news story has raised interest in this statute and how it can be used. This week, NBC News revealed a two-year investigation into school librarians […]
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How to Get a Drug Possession Charge Dropped in Texas A common question that comes up for criminal lawyers is whether we can get a drug possession charge dropped. While it is certainly true that prosecutors don’t like dismissing possession of controlled substance charges, the reality is there are many ways a drug case could
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R&B singer Chris Brown is embroiled in yet another legal controversy, this time facing a $50 million lawsuit for alleged assaults that occurred backstage at his recent concert in Fort Worth. It’s possible he and members of his entourage could also face criminal charges stemming from accusations they beat up four men backstage at Dickies
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Navigating child custody can be particularly challenging for fathers. Despite evolving societal norms, many fathers feel disadvantaged in custody disputes. There’s a common misconception that Texas law favors mothers. This misconception about child custody for fathers is so prevalent that we have pointed directly to the statutory authority in each section of this article to
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How Much Can You Get in a Typical Car Accident Settlement in Texas Car accidents can be life-altering events, often resulting in physical injuries, emotional trauma, and significant financial burdens. In the aftermath of a collision, many victims find themselves navigating the complex world of insurance claims and legal proceedings to seek compensation for their
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Being served divorce papers can be an overwhelming and emotionally charged experience. For decades, our lawyers have helped individuals in Fort Worth and throughout Tarrant County through this difficult process. While every situation is unique, some key steps and considerations apply in most cases when responding to a divorce petition. This comprehensive guide will walk
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Jury duty is a civic responsibility to ensure that the judicial system operates fairly and justly by allowing citizens to participate in the legal process, evaluate evidence, and make impartial decisions on the guilt or innocence of individuals on trial (if it’s a criminal trial) or on the outcome of a dispute (if it’s a
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For many teenagers in Texas, getting a driver’s license is a significant milestone, symbolizing freedom and independence. It’s a rite of passage that offers the ability to explore, travel, and gain a sense of autonomy. However, with this newfound freedom comes the critical responsibility of ensuring safety on the road. Understanding Texas teen driving laws
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Defining Invasive Visual Recording Under Texas Law Invasive visual recording in Texas is a state jail felony defined under Texas Penal Code § 21.15, which prohibits capturing or transmitting visual images of an intimate area of another person without their consent and with intent to invade their privacy. This offense applies to recordings made in
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