Blog

Consent to Search – What You Need to Know Your Fourth Amendment rights require that police have a warrant, or a warrant exception, to search anywhere you have a reasonable expectation of privacy. This means your home. This also means a backpack or a...

Fighting DWI Cases in Fort Worth Means a Dogfight. Is Your Lawyer Ready for that Fight? District Attorneys prosecute DWI cases aggressively in Fort Worth and everywhere else across Texas. Pressure from citizens as well as from lobbyists like Mothers...

20 Years of Compromised Expert Testimony in Hair Follicle Tests Here is yet another story detailing widespread and systemic problems with scientific evidence during trials leading to convictions, incarceration, and, in some cases, death. This time,...

What are DWI Roadblocks? DWI roadblocks or sobriety checkpoints are police dragnets along a road or a highway in which police officers will cursorily examine all drivers for signs of intoxication. Police compel drivers to roll down their windows and...

TXDOT DWI Program Tries to Reach Young Male Hispanics Across Texas, a statewide DWI prevention campaign is getting fired up again. The Texas Department of Transportation has run many DWI prevention campaigns throughout the years. TXDOT spends a lot of...

Texas House Passes Anti-Texting and Driving Law The Texas House of Representatives just passed a bill making it illegal to text while driving. House Bill 80 will now be sent to the Senate for consideration. The penalty for violators would be a Class C...

Dallas Police Sergeant on Administrative Leave after Fabricated Testimony during DWI Trial Stephen Baker, a 21-year veteran of the Dallas police department, is facing discipline after he stubbornly lied about why he pulled over a motorist. In 2012,...

The Benchmark of Evidence in Criminal Cases Called into Question According to a New York Times article, scientists in Israel have shown that DNA evidence can be falsified and misrepresented. This has resulted in much head scratching about what has to...