The moments following an arrest in Texas can be confusing. This is a time when the decisions you make can significantly influence the trajectory of your case. Whether you’re facing a drunk driving charge or were arrested for another crime, the guidance of seasoned criminal defense lawyers like Tad Nelson & Amber Spurlock can be […]
If you’re a gun owner or a person that doesn’t rely on police for the defense of your life, family and property, understanding self-defense statutes is paramount. It’s not just about knowing your rights but also comprehending the legal boundaries within which you can execute your rights. In Texas, self-defense laws reflect a balance between […]
In an era where court backlogs are swelling, your constitutional right to a speedy trial is important. It’s more than a mere legal doctrine; it can be a lifeline in some situations. The Sixth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States outlines this right unequivocally. It’s also mirrored within the Texas Constitution and in […]
When you’re facing prosecution for a domestic violence offense in Brazoria County, you might feel as if your back is against the wall. However, it’s important to keep in mind that an arrest doesn’t imply guilt. This charge could be dismissed or even thrown out of court later on. Police don’t always get it right. […]
Sexual assault is a term used to refer a particular attack that is sexual in nature. If you look into the legal definition of this term, you will find that it differs from state to state. There are some states that it’s synonymous with rape, sexual contact, and forced intercourse without consent. Understanding Sexual Assault […]
When a person is arrested, charged, and criminally convicted in the court of law, there are number of obvious, and not so obvious, consequences that will follow and plague the defendant for a lifetime (in some cases) as a result the conviction. Aside from the stress and anxiety caused by pending criminal charges and/or criminal […]
Don’t Aide In Your Prosecution If you’ve been accused of a crime in Angleton, Brazoria, Pearland, Alvin, or anywhere else in Brazoria County, Texas, the worse thing you could do for yourself, and for your criminal defense lawyer is to admit guilt and help the police. Only under the advisement of your criminal attorney should […]
