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Dallas DWI lawyer Kelly Carter recently secured a Not Guilty verdict in a DWI jury trial. The State alleged that the driver was intoxicated. The defense challenged whether the evidence actually proved that allegation beyond a reasonable doubt. The case ...

Driving While Intoxicated rights in Texas matter more than ever as New Year’s Eve brings heightened enforcement statewide. Tonight, law enforcement agencies increase DWI patrols across Texas. As a result, many drivers face unexpected stops and investigations. Therefore, understanding your ...

In 2025, Texas implemented significant changes to vape pen laws. Misdemeanor marijuana possession is treated differently from felony THC vape possession, with harsher penalties for the latter. The new SB 2024 law bans marketing and selling cannabinoid-containing vape products, classifying ...

If you’re arrested for DWI in Texas, you might also face a separate charge: Unlawful Carry of a Weapon (UCW). This surprises many people. They believe they’re being punished twice for one mistake. But Texas law allows both charges. Here’s ...

Introduction The timeline to resolve new criminal in Dallas County cases varies. Several factors, including the type of offense and individual court policies, can affect the timeline. Understanding the difference between misdemeanor and felony cases, the statute of limitations, and ...

Facing false accusations of family violence can be overwhelming and life-altering. Understanding your rights and the legal process is essential to protecting yourself. In this blog, we will explore the definition of family violence in Texas, the potential charges and ...

If you hold a professional license in Texas, a criminal conviction can have serious consequences for your career. Many professionals in both white-collar and blue-collar industries depend on their licenses to maintain their livelihoods. A conviction can jeopardize years of ...

On November 5, 2024, Dallas voters approved Proposition R, a significant amendment to the city’s charter aimed at reforming marijuana enforcement policies. This measure prohibits the Dallas Police Department (DPD) from arresting or citing individuals for possessing up to four ...

The potency of marijuana has changed drastically over the last few decades. As society’s views on cannabis evolve, so does the plant itself. In the 1960s and 1970s, marijuana had lower levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary psychoactive compound in ...

Introduction Sovereign citizens often make a particular claim during traffic stops: they insist they are merely “traveling,” not “driving.” This statement is part of a larger belief system and defense strategy used to challenge law enforcement. But what is the ...