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Understanding the UUMV Charge: Texas Penal Code Explained Unauthorized use of a vehicle in Texas is often charged when law enforcement believes a vehicle to be stolen, but there is not sufficient evidence to prove all the elements of theft....

Do Arrests Show Up On Background Checks? | ATX Legal Will an Arrest Show Up on Background Check? Unfortunately, the short answer is yes. Arrests will show up on most background checks almost immediately. Even though there is no conviction,...

What It Means to Be Convicted of a Crime: Understanding the Consequences Understanding the legal terms related to criminal law can be confusing. However, it is essential to differentiate between being arrested, charged, and convicted of a crime within the...

Will DUI Show Up on Background Check: What You Need to Know First off, you may have searched for DUI, but in Texas, it is always referred to as a DWI unless it involves a minor. In Texas, a DWI...

Understanding Interlock Texas: DWI Laws and Regulations No one ever wants to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle. But if you’ve been charged with DWI, it may be required by the court, or it can help reduce the...

Understanding Deferred Adjudication: What You Need to Know Deferred adjudication is a way to handle your case in Texas that is very similar to probation, but does not result in conviction. That sounds like a great plan, but the reality...

What Are Deferred Prosecution Agreements? | ATX Legal Understanding Deferred Prosecution Agreements: How They Can Help You Avoid Criminal Charges When offered, a Deferred Prosecution Agreement is a great way to secure dismissal of your charges within the criminal justice...

Can You Drop Charges Against Someone Before Court? You can speak to an attorney about your case within an hour. Simply text “crim consult” to 512-677-5003 during regular business hours.Click here You might have heard conflicting information about when and...

Texas Penal Code – PENAL § 49.09 | Understanding DWI Law in Texas Within the Texas Penal Code, the severity of driving while intoxicated offenses and the corresponding punishments are clearly outlined. As part of Texas law, DWI convictions can...