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Category: Prisoners Rights
A jail or prison sentence results in a restriction on legal and constitutional rights for the incarcerated individual. However, this does not mean that inmates are without basic human rights nor without constitutional protections when in jail or prison.
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Category: Federal Criminal Law | grand jury
Federal criminal investigations may start in different ways. They often begin when a federal law enforcement agency, such as the FBI, receives information about criminal wrongdoing from a victim of a crime or a witness who knows a crime. The…
Category: Capital Crimes | Death Penalty
A capital felony is the most severe felony you can face in Texas. While carrying out death sentences has actually decreased in recent years, the federal government under the Trump administration, led by outgoing Attorney General William Barr, has accelerated…
The past four years, particularly the November 3rd presidential election and its ensuing debris, have made one fact clear and convincing: America is now two nations—Whites and Non-Whites, Red and Blue, Us and Them, and These People and Them People.…
Category: Uncategorized
Indicted Attorney General Ken Paxton has long been a political embarrassment to the State of Texas. Paxton, a self-described Trump Republican, has served as Texas’ top law enforcement officer for the last five(5) years while on bond for Felony Securities…
America’s incarceration systems, both jails, and prisons are in dire need of reform. This past year, we have addressed many wide-ranging need for reform throughout the nation’s criminal justice system from arrest through incarceration (here, here, and here). We would…
Category: Criminal Law | Probation
Criminal justice in Texas includes community supervision—a form of criminal sentencing frequently employed when mitigating factors exist.
Community supervision is more commonly referred to as probation. The essence of this sort of sentencing is that an offender will serve…
Most people associate sexual assault with rape. Under the Texas law, however, sexual assault covers both non-consensual sexual acts and consensual ones.
That means a person can be charged with sexual assault even if they have what they believe…
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