Year: 2024
Being charged with federal drug crimes can result in harsh penalties and can negatively affect your family life, career, and ability to secure housing. If you’re facing these charges, a criminal defense attorney can develop solid defense strategies to protect your rights. Fight an Unlawful Search One of the most common defense strategies for federal…
Knowing your rights during a Texas police stop could critically impact your case if you face criminal charges. If police questioning violated the rights listed below during a traffic stop, remain calm and call Broden & Mickelsen, LLP. Right to Remain Silent The right to remain silent when pulled over for a traffic stop is…
With the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence that have taken place over the past few years, people have access to tools that allow them to generate visual media with stunning realism. One of the most controversial uses of this technology is the creation of sexually explicit images of child subjects. In response, Texas passed a…
Are you facing charges of violating state gun laws, being a felon in possession of a firearm, or any other state or federal gun charges? If so, you need a skilled criminal defense attorney to help during this critical time. Your situation may be more hopeful than you think. Several cases before the United States…
Understanding the legal grounds for filing a criminal appeal is essential for anyone navigating the Texas criminal justice system. The appellate process in Texas is not about re-trying a case but challenging aspects of the legal process that might have led to an unfair outcome. While other post-conviction relief may be available, such as habeas…
Hiring a criminal appellate lawyer is essential if you’re challenging a conviction. With their deep understanding of complex laws and experience in higher courts, they can prepare a legally sound appeal, spot issues others might miss, and challenge unjust outcomes. An appellate lawyer gives you a vital second chance to fight for justice, demanding that…
When a court orders a new trial due to ineffective assistance of counsel (IAC.), you get another chance to present your case. This opportunity can lead to a different verdict, potentially even an acquittal. The key to these types of claims is working with a competent defense attorney who can prove that your previous attorney’s…