The Parole Division is in charge of supervising individuals who are no longer incarcerated but not yet completely finished with their sentence. This agency is responsible for the management of your case, but it is not the one who will make the decision on whether you...
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Possible defenses for Texas DWI charges
Facing DWI charges in Texas can be frightening. However, several defenses might be available to you, even if you took a breath test that registered .08 or higher. Depending on the situation, you might get the charges reduced to reckless driving or dismissed entirely....
What Adderall does and does not do
Adderall is a stimulant drug used in the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. It works by regulating the production of the neurotransmitter dopamine, which people with ADHD do not produce in sufficient quantities. Abuse of Adderall is common among...
What are my rights with campus police?
Dealing with campus police can be a scary experience, but you have rights as you do with any other law enforcement. However, there are some complications that could occur. According to The College Post, you always have your basic rights, such as remaining silent, when...
A student charged with DUI faces disciplinary action and more
Your young college student may have enjoyed no more than a couple of beers with friends before getting into his car for the drive back to campus on Saturday night. Then the police pulled him over. In addition to the criminal DUI charges, he faces a disciplinary...
How do I tell an employer I’m a felon?
Once you have a criminal conviction, it can complicate many areas of your life. Employment is often an area in which you will have problems. Employers have the legal right to check your criminal background, and many of them will do so. This makes it incredibly...
How do drug convictions alter student loan eligibility?
An unfortunate incident resulted in a drug conviction, casting doubt on the future of your higher education prospects. How does the encounter with Texas law enforcement affect your chances of qualifying for student financial aid? U.S. News & World Report helps...
How much alcohol does it take to get drunk?
The last thing you want to happen after spending a night out with friends is a DUI charge. However, it is easy to go overboard when drinking and wind up getting more inebriated than you originally planned. This will lead you to legal trouble if you are above the legal...
Can I erase my criminal record if I only have one conviction?
Erasing or expunging your criminal record is a privilege offered under the law only for specific situations. It is not available in every case. The Collateral Consequences Resource Center explains in Texas, the court will not erase your record but will put in place...
First-time criminal charges: Why you need an attorney
Facing criminal charges is stressful, especially if you are a first-time offender. You may think hiring a criminal defense attorney is not worth the expense. However, a defense lawyer knows the ins and outs of the judicial system and may be able to help you avoid...