What Is Doctor Shopping in Texas and Is It a Serious Crime?
Illegally seeking additional prescriptions for pain medication is considered doctor shopping and it’s a serious crime in Texas. Here’s what you need...Read More
What You Need to Know About Stalking in Texas
According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, it’s estimated that 14 out of every 1,000 people over the age of 18 are...Read More
Dallas Lawyer Explains How to Avoid Unknowingly Committing Fraud
Accusations of fraud are a serious matter. Most people recognize fraud as a group of crimes committed with the intent to deceive,...Read More
Supreme Court’s Collins v. Virginia Decision and Vehicle Searches
In a May 2018 decision, Collins v. Virginia, the United States Supreme Court held in an 8-1 decision that a police officer...Read More
White-Collar Crime in Dallas: What You Need to Know About Wire Fraud
Lawyers for white-collar crime in Dallas must find strong defenses to help clients accused of wire fraud. Learn about these defense strategies....Read More
Jail Informants Can Send Innocent People to Prison
According to a recent report, information gathered from jailhouse informants is used in 23 percent of death row cases in which the...Read More
Capital Murder in Texas: Understanding the Crimes and Penalties
Capital murder is one of the most serious crimes that can be committed in the state of Texas. Understanding the laws can help...Read More
How Murder and Felony Murder Are Defined in Texas
Any charge of murder is serious, but the type of murder charge has an impact on your case. Find out the difference...Read More
Is It Ever a Crime to Search for Information Online?
Most people use the internet every day. Whether you go online for work, school, or just to connect with friends and loved...Read More
Debunking 5 White-Collar Crime Myths
“White-collar crime” is a phrase reportedly coined in 1939. It’s also a phrase that covers a wide range of criminal activities. To...Read More