Rising Motor Vehicle Crime in Texas Results in Major Grants
Vehicle crimes have risen over the last two years in Texas, prompting a $13.6 million crime prevention grant from the Motor Vehicle... Read More
Man from Dallas Admits Hate Crimes After Using App to Target Gay Men
A federal case in Texas illustrates how the internet has widened the scope of hate crime laws in the United States. A... Read More
Crime vs. Tort: What’s the Difference?
For society to function in an orderly way, lawmakers pass laws designed to help people stay safe. In most cases of violating... Read More
Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyer Reveals – 5 TV Myths About Crime
Attorney Mick Mickelsen, a State and Dallas Federal Criminal lawyer, says television can give people the wrong idea about how criminal cases... Read More
Is Forgery Charged as a Felony White Collar Crime?
White collar crimes are viewed as serious felonies. Is forgery considered a white-collar crime and how is it charged and punished in... Read More
New Study Highlights the Dangers of DNA Testing
During police investigations, many other people often give DNA evidence to be eliminated from an inquiry. However, a new study compiled this... Read More
Black Activist from Dallas Was Jailed for Facebook Posts
A secretive federal surveillance program led to the arrest of a black activist in Dallas who was jailed for five months over... Read More
Criminal Defense Lawyer in Dallas Mick Mickelsen Discusses “Swatting”
In Congress, a member of the House has introduced a bill to make swatting a federal offense In an era dominated by... Read More