Category Archives: Weapon Crimes
Federal Weapons Trafficking: Understanding Charges and Defenses in Houston
Federal weapons trafficking charges in Houston can be incredibly complex with potentially severe consequences. Understanding the legal parameters of these charges, the long term…
Did TX Gun Rights Lead to Uvalde School Shooting?
One of the most heartbreaking moments collectively witnessed as a nation is the slaughter of innocent school children by a person with a gun.…
TX Weapons Charges: More Than Just Guns
Weapons charges in Texas generally trigger images of large numbers of guns and/or knives. However, when it comes to weapons charges under the law,…
Texas Gun and Drug Crimes Can Land You in Federal Court
Crimes committed in Texas sometimes become federal prosecutions. Generally when the federal government assumes jurisdiction over criminal cases the penalties and the actual amont…
Texas Laws That Gun Dealers Need to Keep in Mind Right Now
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, gun sales have soared. In Texas, the state’s Attorney General has deemed gun stores essential, meaning they…
After El Paso and Dayton, Will Gun Crime Consequences Increase?
The mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton which left at least 31 people dead reflect the escalating gun violence in the United States.…
The Twin Peaks Shooting Cases Beg Questions About DA
Two and one-half years after the bloody shootout between rival biker gangs at the Twin Peaks Restaurant in Waco, Texas on May 17, 2015…
Supreme Court Lands Another Blow to Federal “Three Strikes” Law
The Armed Career Criminal Act of 1984 (“ACCA”) is the federal equivalent of the “three strikes” or “repeat offender” laws now in place in…
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