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Category: Voter Fraud
Is Voter Fraud “Rampant” in Texas?
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott believes that voter fraud in Texas is “rampant.” That seems to be a bizarre criticism of an election system that sent him to the Governor’s Mansion with an overwhelming…
Category: Federal Criminal Law | Internet Sex Crimes
The FBI has a sordid history of being cavalier about the Constitutional protections guaranteed the people of this country, a reputation that lingers since the days of J. Edgar Hoover. This famed “crime-fighter” believed a citizen’s constitutional protections, especially to…
Category: Embezzlement | White Collar Crime
The U.S. Sentencing Commission is an independent agency in federal judicial branch of government. Established by Congress in 1984, the Commission’s primary purpose is “to establish sentencing policies and practices for the federal courts, including guidelines prescribing the appropriate form…
Category: Sex Crimes | Sex Trafficking
Secret Dallas is a website that offers a “collection of links to the interesting and unusual Dallas entertainment and attractions that few visitors ever see during a typical visit.”
In effect, the website is a internet tour of the…
Category: Criminal Justice Reform | Criminal Law
The Harris County Jail (“Jail”) houses more than 9,000 inmates and is the third largest jail in the country. We have previously stated the human shortcomings of this facility. In particular, we have discussed the prospect of those dying from…
Category: Criminal Law
The Houston Chronicle carried a recent report that the Harris County District Attorney’s Office had dismissed 90 misdemeanor and felony drug cases because a local Constable’s Office “improperly destroyed evidence.”
The evidence destruction was brought to light when attorney…
Category: Money Laundering | White Collar Crime
Money laundering did not become illegal in the U.S. until 1986 when Congress passed the Money Laundering Control Act. This federal law made it easy to prosecute because it removed individual intent and the limits of money involved.
Money…
Category: Drug Distribution | Drug Trafficking
The nation’s criminal justice system has many moving parts that can be confusing and difficult to follow – especially when it comes to drug crime laws.
Here are some of the facts as reported in 2013 by the recovery…
Category: Criminal Justice Reform
From arrest to incarceration, the nation’s criminal justice system is flawed with disparities-the poor and racial minorities bearing the brunt of the inequities. This injustice can readily be seen in the way the federal and state governments administer its bail…
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