Cite and Release is a law enforcement policy where officers can issue citations (similar to traffic tickets) instead of making arrests for certain low-level offenses, requiring the person to appear in court at a later date rather than going to jail immediately. In other words, individuals can be charged with certain offenses without being arrested […]
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Dozens of people gathered on Wednesday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Varghese Summersett’s new office in downtown Dallas. The law firm opened its newest location at 2100 Ross Avenue, in the Arts District of the Central Business District. The centrally located office allows the firm to serve more clients in the Dallas area who need
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Dallas Injury to a Child Lawyer, Serving Dallas and Surrounding Areas In Texas, injury to a child is a felony charge that can stem from minor bruises, broken bones, or even death. If you or a loved one has been accused of harming a child, it’s imperative to contact an experienced Dallas injury to a
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Securing the right divorce lawyer is imperative if you’re about to start the divorce process in Dallas. The Dallas divorce lawyers at Varghese Summersett have a track record for winning the toughest battles at the family courthouse. We fight to protect what matters most to you. Choosing the Right Dallas Divorce Lawyer When it comes
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Understanding Federal Investigations The federal criminal court system is an intimidating place. Federal investigators have big budgets and can take their time investigating and bringing charges. By the time federal investigators contact a suspect, they usually have already built a strong case against them. If you live in North Texas and have been contacted by
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How many days as a condition of DWI probation are required in Texas? It seems counterintuitive, but it is true – for some DWI  offenses in Texas, there are days as a condition of DWI probation. It’s counterintuitive because why would you sit in jail on a probation sentence instead of just sitting those days
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How do you beat Dallas assault charges? All is not lost if you face a first-time assault charge in Dallas. You have options, but you need to act fast. This post will look at the five best ways to beat Dallas assault charges, the penalties for a conviction, and the different types of assault. The
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What is the difference between choking and strangulation in Texas? The Texas Penal Code Section 22.01  defines assault by choking as intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly impeding the normal breathing or circulation of blood of a person by applying pressure to a person’s throat or neck or by blocking the person’s nose or mouth. Choking allegations can
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What is the difference between Probation and Deferred Adjudication in Texas? Probation and deferred adjudication in Texas are similar but have a very important difference. Both are forms of community supervision  authorized by the Texas legal system, and both often include conditions set by the court, such as behavioral programs and sanctions. If you’re facing criminal
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