Criminal Confessions in Texas?

Criminal Confessions in Texas?

In Texas, as in other states, a criminal confession is a formal acknowledgment of guilt during a criminal investigation. This all goes back to your 5th Amendment Right to Remain Silent. When someone is suspected of committing a crime, police will begin their investigation. Confessions Overview The investigation may start with police contacting the person

Posted September 7, 2018 | by Attorney Marsh |in Criminal Procedure, Plea Bargaining, Pre-Trial, Trial

What is a Criminal Confession in Texas?

In Texas, as in other states, a criminal confession is a formal acknowledgment of guilt during a criminal investigation. This all goes back to your 5th Amendment Right to Remain Silent. When someone is suspected of committing a crime, police will begin their investigation. The investigation may start with police making direct contact with the

Posted December 30, 2015 | by Attorney Marsh |in Criminal Procedure, Plea Bargaining, Pre-Trial, Trial, Uncategorized

What is Assault Causes Bodily Injury in Texas?

What is Assault Causes Bodily Injury in Texas?

Simply put, assault causes bodily injury is any unwanted contact between two people. In my experience, assault cases almost always happen because of drugs and/or alcohol. It doesn’t matter whether or not there was a visible mark or injury. This applies to bar fights, grabbing someone else with your hand, punching, kicking, slapping etc…. In

Posted September 11, 2015 | by Attorney Marsh |in Assault, Assault Family Violence, Class C Misdemeanors, Common Crimes, Misdemeanors A/B, Pre-Trial, Trial