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Category: Police Misconduct | Sex Crimes | Sex Crimes Against Children | Sexual Assault
Since 2016, the Houston Police Department (HPD) has received 2.8 million crime reports. During part of those eight years, HPD used a code called “Suspended – Lack of Personnel” to “suspend” investigations into as many as 264,000 crime reports.
While…
The appellate process is complex and challenging, requiring a thorough understanding of the law and crafting strategic legal arguments. When facing the prospect of an appeal in Houston, it’s essential to have the right attorney by your side.
In…
Category: DUI
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense that can lead to severe consequences, including fines, license suspension, and even incarceration. While most DUI cases are prosecuted at the state level, there are instances where federal DUI laws come…
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In the digital age, the landscape of criminal investigations, particularly in cases of fraud, has evolved significantly with the increasing reliance on digital evidence. Houston, being a hub for business and commerce, sees its fair share of federal fraud cases…
Category: Federal Criminal Law | Sex Crimes
Facing federal child pornography charges in Houston is a serious legal matter with potentially severe consequences. Being falsely accused of such a crime has devastating effects on an individual’s reputation, livelihood, and personal well-being.
Defending against such false accusations…
The American Experience is a false historical concept that holds out the promise that America is the “land of opportunity” where people are allowed to compete equally for success, live in peace and harmony with each other, and worship their…
Category: Civil Rights | terrorism | Uncategorized
In the wake of the September 11, 2001 “terror attacks,” the federal government created two national security lists dealing with air travel in and out of the United States: the “No Fly List,” which denied 594 individuals the right to…
Category: Civil Rights | terrorism
First launched on December 1, 2003, the Terrorist Screening Dataset—now more commonly referred to as the Terrorist Watchlist—was designed to prevent acts of terrorism in the United States.
Federal law enforcement and intelligence communities quickly learned that three of the…
Category: Federal Criminal Law | Theft Crimes
Federal law, distinguishes between theft and embezzlement, and that is crucial to understanding the legal implications and potential consequences of financial misconduct. Both offenses involve wrongful acquisition of property, but they differ in key aspects such as the relationship between…
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