Criminal Attorney – Recording the Police, Dos and Don’ts. Criminal Attorney – Do: Record. In Texas you are legally allowed to record police encounters as long as you do not interfere with their work (a.k.a. interfering with public duties). Police may harass you, detain you, or try to intimidate you, but they can not arrest you for merely recording them.…
Criminal Defense Lawyer – Street Lawyer 10 Street Commandments 1) I will ask “Am I free to leave?” 2) If I am free to leave, I will leave. 3) If I am not free to leave, I will ask “Am I being detained?” 4) If I am detained, I will ask “Am I under arrest?” 5) If I am detained…
3 Critical Questions With Any Police Encounter. Knowing your rights upfront can be the difference in defeating your criminal accusations on the back. Unlawfully obtained evidence is bad evidence. Bad evidence is not admissible against you in the court of law. If police violated your constitutional rights your lawyer will move to suppress the unlawfully obtained evidence. The likely result of suppressed evidence is…
A DWI arrest and conviction can carry stiff repercussions and harsh financial penalties. That’s the bad news, the good news is you can fight the DWI! DWI Defense – Collateral Consequences of a DWIWatch this video on YouTube Tags: Criminal Attorney Criminal Defense Attorney Criminal Defense Lawyer Criminal Lawyer Defense Attorney Defense Lawyer DWI Attorney DWI Criminal Attorney DWI Criminal…
If you have been arrested for DWI and submitted to a breath test, there are many factors that may have caused an elevated result. DWI and the Breath Test (Intox5000 and Intox9000)Watch this video on YouTube Tags: Criminal Attorney Criminal Defense Attorney Criminal Defense Lawyer Criminal Lawyer Defense Attorney Defense Lawyer DWI Attorney DWI Criminal Attorney DWI Criminal Defense Attorney…
Drivers across the country have been using the featured signs when approaching random roadblocks. The sign does not apply to Texas, but it is a solid refresher of knowing and understanding your rights. Specifically, your right to: Remain Silent; Refuse Search Requests; Request An Attorney. In Holt v. State, 887 S.W.2d 16 (Tex. Crim. App. 1994), the Texas Court of…
Posted By: ADAMO / ADAMO A criminal conviction can follow you around like luggage. So before you enter into a plea of guilty you need to understand the potential consequences of doing so. If you are charged with a drug, sex, or violent offense you need to be on high...