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Embezzlement is a white-collar type of theft crime in which someone entrusted with another party's property is accused of stealing that property for their own use. Most people charged with embezzlement are professionals like accountants, business executives and...
If you're one of many gun owners in Texas, you're obligated to adhere to all laws and regulations that are relevant to firearms. This is true, whether you purchase a gun or are a recipient of a gift. Certain weapon offenses are federal crimes. Convictions of such...
If Texas police have taken you into custody or knocked on your door to request entry for a search, you could wind up facing criminal charges in court. If someone accuses you of business fraud, prosecutors will have their work cut out to convince the court to rule...
If you become subject to a federal criminal investigation in Texas, your life might be highly stressful. It’s critical that you know you rights and how to defend them, such as the Fifth Amendment right to remain silent under interrogation, unless legal representation...
When an individual kills another person, they have committed homicide. However, sometimes, the alleged offender may not have intended to kill the person, which is why there are different types of homicide. In Texas, there are multiple types of criminal homicide: murder, capital murder, criminally negligent homicide, and manslaughter. In this article, we will outline […]
What is Considered Consent in Texas? Consent is the verbal or vocal permission that someone gives another person to commit a certain act (including actions concerning sexual encounters or contact). Consent is a very important aspect of sex-related criminal cases, especially in cases where an alleged offender is charged with sexual assault. In this article, […]
How a DWI Conviction Can Affect Your Car Insurance Rates If you are convicted of a DWI offense, you may struggle to find affordable car insurance, and your current insurance premiums will likely increase. How much your rates increase is dependent on your insurer and their policies. According to The Zebra, a DWI conviction can […]
What Is Embezzlement? Embezzlement is considered a white-collar crime, and a person commits this offense when they steal money, goods, or services that they were entrusted to manage or hold. Under Texas Penal Code §§ 31.02 and 31.03, embezzlement is a consolidated theft offense that occurs when a person unlawfully appropriates property with the intent […]
Bankruptcy fraud occurs when a person knowingly falsifies information or devises a scheme or artifice during the bankruptcy process with the intent to defraud creditors, the court, and/or another third party (see 18 U.S. Code § 157). It is important to note that you can be charged regardless of the success of the fraudulent scheme. […]
A conviction for a sex crime in Texas often requires the defendant to register as a sex offender in the state. This means that the convicted person must report various kinds of biographical information about themselves to the police on a regular basis so that they may appear in the online sex offender database. Information […]