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Because assault it is considered a violent crime, it is taken very seriously by the courts and can have serious legal consequences.

Theft, burglary, and criminal trespassing are all similar in nature, but have very specific distinctions and three different charges.

Under the Texas Penal Code, criminal mischief involves tampering with, damaging, or destroying property.

Disorderly conduct is a criminal offense in Texas that refers to a crime committed against public order and decency.

If you and your spouse, partner, or other family member has a volatile relationship, you could find yourself in legal trouble after an altercation.

In Texas, convictions for drug offenses carry stiff penalties, including fines and jail time even for first-time offenders.

Texas classifies its theft offenses according to the value of the stolen property or services and sometimes, by the type of property taken.

Prostitution and solicitation are two separate crimes and a sex act does not have to occur to be charged.

Alcohol and drug-related traffic offenses, commonly known as driving while intoxicated (DWI), are frequently prosecuted criminal offenses in Texas.

Getting arrested has the potential to cause negative effects for the rest of your life, even if the criminal charges against you are dropped.

Texas is widely recognized as one of the harshest states when it comes to criminal penalties, and this includes misdemeanors.

If you knowingly, intentionally, or recklessly carry on your person a handgun, club, or illegal knife, you can be prosecuted for the Class A Misdemeanor.