Helping North Texans Erase Criminal Records
When you get stopped by the police, it’s human nature to want to explain yourself. You may pass over the information the officer asks for, like your identification and insurance, and then start chatting to try to explain away something you think the officer has seen...
The Fifth Amendment protects you from making self-incriminating statements by asserting your right to remain silent. Upon arrest and before custodial interrogation starts, the police are required by law to make you aware of your Miranda rights, including the right to...
Many people know that they have a number of specific rights if they’re charged with a crime. Many of these are laid out in the United States Constitution and its amendments. The Fifth Amendment, in addition to its protection against self-incrimination, includes a...
When a police officer is standing at your door and asking to come in and have a look around, it may make you uneasy. You may also feel like you do not have a choice. Yes, the officer is being respectful, but they are also being serious and commanding. Do you have to...
No one wants to receive a subpoena, especially if may involve criminal charges. Even if you are not the target of the investigation, that could change in the course of the investigation. Now is a time when you need legal advice. A subpoena requires a person to...
Salespeople understand the attraction of a reduced offer. If you have ever bought something because the ticket says it used to cost x, but now only costs y, you have fallen victim to it. Buying a flat-screen television you did not need will have limited consequences....
If a police officer asks you questions about criminal accusations made against you, it can be an extremely scary event. Your adrenaline will probably be high, and you will likely feel the temptation to explain the situation. But doing so can give police probable cause...