Many individuals find themselves involved in legal trouble when they are younger and do not realize that arrests and criminal convictions can stay on their permanent records. A criminal record can severely limit your ability to hold certain jobs, join the military, or even attend the school of your choice. One way to clear your […]
Under Texas law, public urination falls under the category of disorderly conduct. Disorderly conduct is considered a Class C misdemeanor, typically punishable by a fine of up to $500. In Texas, an individual commits disorderly conduct when they expose either their anus or genitals in a public place and is reckless in their regard as […]
It’s almost Independence Day, and we’re all getting the grill out to celebrate! There are many ways Texans like to celebrate the 4th, such as bonfires, barbecues, and beers. Another popular choice for celebration is fireworks. But be careful; even though the State of Texas allows fireworks sales to consumers without special licensing (with restrictions), […]
Texas has a law that differs from other states surrounding the criminal offense of burglary. The defendant does not necessarily have to complete the burglary to be charged with burglary of habitation. The only legal requirement is that they entered the home with the intent to commit a theft or any other type of felony […]
Under Texas law, it is not illegal to threaten to sue or bring legal action against another party. However, there are situations in which an individual can be held liable for threats of legal action if certain criteria are met during the exchange. It is crucial that you understand what types of threats of legal […]
There are many symbols that individuals instantly associate with Texas, and one is that Texans love owning guns. Unfortunately, if you have been convicted of a felony, you have lost many of your rights, and owning or possessing a firearm is one of them. For those who have been convicted of a felony, you should […]