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What to know about drug diversion courts

When people face drug charges, they may sometimes be able to participate in a drug court. There are many advantages to working with these courts instead of a traditional court. According to Travis County Community Justice Services, drug diversion courts help...

Federal student aid and your criminal conviction

Even while dealing with criminal charges in Texas, you may wish to continue your college education. Utilizing the resources available to you, participating in educational courses can improve your life and increase your opportunities to live successfully after paying...

What does it mean to enter a plea?

After an officer places you under arrest for a criminal charge, you will have to go to court for a plea hearing. During this court appearance, you will enter a plea. According to FindLaw, your plea is how you answer to the charges. You can plead not guilty, guilty, or...

What are common DUI defense strategies?

You received a DUI recently while navigating Texas's roads. You consented to taking a breath test, but you want to fight against the resulting charge. Where should you start?  American Addiction Centers offers DUI defense strategies. Determine if you have a solid...

Landing a good job after a conviction

One of the big steps a person must face after experiencing a criminal conviction is finding a new job. Solid employment may support a person's efforts to move forward in his or her life in a positive way. However, a person may feel concerned that a potential employer...

What are the penalties for mail theft in Texas?

According to the Texas Tribune, Texas ranks among the top 15 states in the nation for fraud and identity theft. At least one law enforcement official believes that the theft of mail parcels or packages can lead to these other, more serious crimes. Until recently, your...

Reviewing Texas’ self-defense laws

It may seem easy for many in Texas to express skepticism when one claims self-defense in response to a criminal accusation. This comes from the assumption that one should always be able to avoid a violent confrontation. However, that assumption conflicts with the...