Texas Criminal Defense Blog

In some states, a person may face criminal charges of “gross sexual imposition” when they engage in sexual conduct with another individual against that individual’s will. When a person engages in sexual conduct with someone against that individual’s will in Texas, they may face prosecution under Texas law for the crime of “sexual coercion.” What […]

While Texas has relaxed or removed many of its restrictions concerning who can possess guns, federal laws and some state laws still prohibit certain people from having firearms or taking them to certain places. When prosecutors want to prove these charges, they must show how the defendant had actual or constructive possession of a firearm. […]

Being falsely accused of sexual assault can have devastating effects on both personal and professional life. These accusations can arise from misunderstandings, personal vendettas, or malicious intent, leaving the accused to deal with severe emotional and professional repercussions. You can take steps to clear your name and defend yourself, but this isn’t a task to […]

In Dallas, understanding the difference between robbery and burglary is important for anyone facing criminal charges. These two offenses are often confused, but they have distinct legal definitions and consequences. If you’re dealing with such charges, you need skilled Texas theft and robbery defense attorneys like those at to provide experienced legal guidance. What Is Robbery? […]

Are you wondering about the legal consequences of possessing a ghost gun in Dallas? The laws around ghost guns are in flux, and understanding your rights under Texas and federal law can be challenging. Being familiar with these regulations will help you stay within the bounds of the law and can help minimize the risk […]

In Texas, driving while intoxicated is a significant criminal offense. Many people understand that a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08 percent is the legal threshold for DWI. However, they may not realize the extent to which having a high BAC can influence the legal consequences associated with driving while intoxicated. What is a high […]

Prostitution laws in Texas cover a wide range of acts, and the consequences someone may face for a prostitution crime can vary substantially.   The following are noteworthy examples of Texas prostitution laws. Although this information is valuable, there’s no substitute for professional legal assistance when you’re facing prostitution charges.  Texas Penal Code Sec. 43.02. […]

Pornography laws in Texas don’t outlaw pornography in general. They typically serve to protect vulnerable individuals from being the subjects of pornographic images. They may also protect vulnerable people from exposure to offensive or harmful content. Vulnerable people may include children and those who don’t consent to visual recording.  Pornography laws in Texas to be […]

Sexual assault laws in Texas fall under the same heading as other types of assault statutes. This crime comes in two main forms in Texas: sexual assault and aggravated sexual assault.  Rape Laws in Texas  Sexual assault laws in Texas don’t include the word rape. That doesn’t mean they don’t cover this crime. Forms of […]

Texas laws about sex with a minor cover a broad variety of crimes. Often, the involvement of a minor can significantly impact the penalties a person may face for a sex offense.  Noteworthy Texas laws regarding sex crimes with a minor include:  Texas Penal Code Sec. 15.031. CRIMINAL SOLICITATION OF A MINOR  Chapter 15 of […]