What to Do After Being Arrested in Texas: A First 48 Hours Guide

1 year ago
Joel Baker

The first 48 hours after an arrest in Texas are the most important, and the most dangerous. Decisions made in…

Can You Refuse to Talk to Police in Texas? Your Rights Explained

1 year ago

The short answer: yes, you can refuse to talk to police in Texas, and in almost every situation, you should.…

Texas Drug Penalty Groups Explained: PG-1 Through PG-4

2 years ago

Texas doesn't classify drug offenses by drug type the same way most states do. Instead, Texas uses penalty groups, categories…

What Happens After You’re Charged in Texas: From Arraignment to Trial

2 years ago

Being charged with a crime is different from being arrested. An arrest is the police's decision. Charges are the prosecutor's…

How to Fight a Motion to Revoke Probation in Texas

2 years ago

When you get notice that the State has filed a motion to revoke your probation, the first feeling is usually…

Texas Juvenile Court: What Parents Need to Know

2 years ago

Your child was just detained, charged, or referred to juvenile court, and you have no framework for what's happening. Most…