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Some Texas residents have likely received emails from individuals or groups claiming to be government officials or royalty that offer vast sums of money in return for a modest payment to cover the expenses involved. These emails are sent by scammers who are committing...
Texas law prohibits individuals from possessing any type of controlled substance. However, penalties may be enhanced if you are found to be in possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute it. The exact sentence you might face if convicted of such a...
Criminal charges of any kind are life-changing for any Texas resident. Depending on certain factors, you could face state or federal charges. There are a few differences between the two. Understanding state crimes Being criminally charged at the state level is usually...
Healthcare fraud costs the nation approximately $68 billion per year. This means it happens more often than expected in subtle ways you might fail to detect. However, by understanding how it occurs in Texas, you can take measures that can prevent you from making...
Anyone who visits a health care provider likely wishes the professional to behave honestly. However, some providers skirt ethical rules and the law. A doctor could order an unnecessary blood test from a Texas lab for no reason other than to raise a bill. Such actions...
I Have Been Offered A Plea Bargain Instead Of Going To Trial In Federal Court. Should I Accept The Plea Bargain? It is impossible to provide a general answer to this question. However, most cases are generally resolved through a plea bargain. In deciding whether to...
I Have To Meet With A Probation Officer Who Will Be Preparing My Pre-Sentence Report, Should My Lawyer Offer To Go With Me To This Meeting? Absolutely. The presentence report is one of the most important aspects of any federal criminal case. This report will follow...
I Either Lost My Trial Or Pleaded Guilty In Federal Court, But I Am Not Satisfied With The Outcome. Is There Anything I Can Do? You can appeal your case to the United States Court of Appeals following a trial or plea, provided you file a Notice of Appeal within...