Texas law enforcement can seize, and keep, an individual’s private property—cash, cars, houses, or ranch/farm equipment, for example—when they suspect the property is connected…
Most people share the common misunderstanding that under our constitution a person cannot twice be put in jeopardy for the same offense. This legal…
The Flores Settlement Agreement is a 1997 court settlement that places limits on the length of time in which migrant children can be held…
The Founding Fathers created the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution specifically to limit the power of the government to seize and search people,…
In a May 24, 2019 decision, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals presented the face of a typical Central American asylum seeker through the…
Dubbed “just drug dealers” by Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph D. Brown, two Texas doctors and a nurse were recently convicted on federal drug trafficking…
The Texas money bail system is hopelessly corrupt, economically discriminatory and patently unconstitutional. Like in most state legislatures, individual lawmakers over the past several…
Most people charged with a DUI face state charges. However, it may come as a significant surprise that you can be charged with a…
Violent crime and its aftermath are difficult for any society to come to grips with, especially when the offenders are juveniles (legally speaking, children).…
Identity theft has become a major criminal attraction, costing its average victim facing more than $90,000 in fraudulent charges. As those numbers continue to…
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