Category Archives: Criminal Law
Key Differences Between the Federal and State Criminal Process
Most people think they’re just dealing with the local district attorney when charged with a crime. But once the U.S. government gets involved, everything…
Defenses in Child Sexual Assault Cases
The fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein scandal—and the political figures and conspiracies tied to it—has thrust child sexual assault (CSA) into the national spotlight.…
Child Grooming: Now A Reportable Criminal Offense In Texas
In 2023 at least thirteen states enacted legislation that made what has become known as “child grooming” a criminal offense. Texas was one of…
Passeger of Vehicle Has Standing to Challenge Unreasonably Prolonged Traffic Stop
Does the passenger of a vehicle stopped for a traffic violation have standing to challenge the search of the vehicle following an allegedly unreasonably…
Self Defense in Texas: The Debate Continues
Two recent high-profile Texas homicides—the stabbing death of a 17-year-old high school student on April 2, 2025, at a track meet in Frisco and…
Overview of Federal Conspiracy Charges
At John T. Floyd Law Firm, we understand that federal conspiracy charges can be overwhelming. While they might sound like something from a movie,…
Your Right to Remain Silent: When and How to Use It
Silence isn't just golden. Sometimes, it's your strongest move, especially when dealing with police or prosecutors. In high-stakes moments, like in a police investigation,…
Former Prosecutor, State Sen. Joan Huffman Again Moves to Allow Prosecutors to Withhold Evidence
Senator Joan Huffman (R-Houston) started her legal career as a prosecutor and morphed that prosecutorial background into a conservative, pro-prosecutor political career. At the…
Sexual Assault: Another Jury Trial, Another Not Guilty Verdict
Sexual Assault, Another Jury Trial, Another Guilty Our client is a talented up-and-coming rap artist who was falsely charged with sexually assaulting a woman…
“Custodial Interrogation Environment” Does Not Trigger Need for Miranda Warning
Miranda v. Arizona, probably the most recognized case in U.S. Supreme Court jurisprudence, has been controversial since it was published in 1966. For more…
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