One of my recent cases involved a woman charged with criminal trespass. To make a long story short, she had been dating a man who lived at his mother’s house. Mom did not like her son dating my client. Eventually the two split up. My client received a Criminal Trespass Notice from police telling her
Criminal Trespass charges in Texas come in different levels depending on the place you’re accused of trespassing. Criminal Trespass can be a Class A, B, or C misdemeanor. Click here for a breakdown of Misdemeanors in Texas and what each level means. One of my recent clients was charged with criminal trespass. To make a
This is the third part in my series of posts on Fourth Amendment Exceptions. The Fourth Amendment requires police officers to get search warrants from a Judge when they want to search you, your home, your car, your office, etc… If you remember from previous posts, Fourth Amendment Exceptions are situations where police don’t need
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
