The annual brawl between Texas A&M and Alabama takes place on the football field. Tempers have been known to get hot, and a player can be benched for the game for flagrantly roughing the kicker or passer, for unnecessary roughness, or for targeting. However, as long as the hits stay on the field and comply with the rules of the ...
Domestic violence charges are serious and, if convicted, the consequences can follow you for the rest of your life. With any kind of domestic battery charge, it is crucial to have an experienced and aggressive Texas criminal defense attorney on your side, and Rick Davis & Associates can help.
After failing a field sobriety test and ending up in jail, many Texas drivers might feel their best option is to accept a guilty plea and move on. After all, the police have “proof” that your blood alcohol content was above the legal limit, right? Wrong. You should always fight a DWI charge.
Even a first-time conviction can involve jail time, heavy fines, suspension of your license, mandatory alcohol education, and the installation of a device on all of your vehicles that prevents you from driving them if you’ve been drinking.
According to statistics from the Texas Department of Transportation, there were about 53 total crashes involving drivers under the influence of alcohol in Bryan, Texas in 2019. If convicted, the offender could be facing severe penalties, including hefty fines, a lengthy jail or prison sentence, drivers license revocation or suspension, and other life-altering ramifications.
The State of Texas is slowly reopening to the public, and so are we! We are so excited to see everyone.
Texas case law established a list of factors that a judge should consider when weighing what is in the child’s best interests
The process of establishing paternity means to determine the legal father of a child, along with the rights and obligations that come with that moniker.
Great news for Texas: the statewide stay at home order that Governor Greg Abbott issued last month will expire as scheduled at midnight on Thursday April 30, 2020!
The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution provides quite a few important rights to Americans that have been accused of committing a crime.
