As a longtime accountant for your company, you are a trusted employee. But you have a secret that no one knows. At least you thought no one knew until your employer confronted you about missing funds – thousands and thousands of dollars. You face an accusation of...
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Fraud could net a lengthy prison sentence
In October, a Texas woman was sentenced to prison for embezzling nearly $1 million via wire fraud. The 46-year-old woman had previously entered guilty pleas in December 2019 for charges accusing her of a white-collar crime by diverting corporate money via false...
Being vigilant about identity theft
Identity theft schemes occur in Texas and all over the United States, and many of these fraud schemes involve a high level of sophistication. Some plans specifically target a particular group; one recent case revealed that U.S. service members faced targeting for...
You should seek help if you’re facing a DWI
You weren't expecting to get pulled over when you were out for the night. The policeman who stopped you claimed that you had been driving erratically, but you didn't think that was the truth. Despite that, you listened as they said what they needed to and even gave...
Defend yourself against methamphetamine charges
Methamphetamine is a strong drug that has highly addictive properties. It stimulates the central nervous system and, in the short term, can cause wakefulness and decreased appetite. It can also cause negative side effects such as increased blood pressure and rapid or...
Texas can sometimes forgive and totally forget your crime
A criminal record can follow you the rest of your life, taking a toll on your wellbeing long after you’ve made amends with victims and your community, paid your fine and did your time. And if you were wrongly convicted, you still paid the price.Under some...
Texas marijuana laws remain strict
Marijuana laws are constantly changing. Pot is legal in 10 states and in the District of Columbia, and legalization is on the docket in even more jurisdictions. According to a recent poll, 60 percent of Americans support marijuana’s legalization, and 63 percent...
Penalties for subsequent DWIs
Just about everyone has been there: it’s late, you’ve been out with friends, you’re pretty sure you’ll be fine to drive home. You get behind the wheel and before you know it there are flashing lights in your rear view mirror. The major rub...
Shortening your probation in Texas
Probation can typically last anywhere from a few months to five years. In some cases, a defendant may be able to petition the court to terminate the probation early.If you are looking to shorten your probation, the following requirements may help you determine your...
What happens after you’re pulled over for DWI in Texas?
Nobody tries to get a DWI, but sometimes, people make mistakes. You may have felt okay to drive, until you saw the flashing lights in your rearview mirror. Now that you are charged with DWI, you may wonder what happens next. Here is what you need to know about being...