Legal Consequences of a Second Assault Conviction in Texas
Getting arrested for assault is serious. Getting arrested a second time is something else entirely. In Texas, a second assault conviction—especially one involving a family member or partner—can take what was once a misdemeanor and turn it into a felony. And with that comes prison time, lifelong consequences, and a lot less...
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How Is Self-Defense Proven?
If you've been charged with assault, aggravated assault, or even homicide in Texas, you may be wondering whether self-defense can apply to your situation. Under Texas law, you have the right to protect yourself—but proving that right in court isn’t always simple.
Let’s break down how self-defense works in...
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What Are Your Rights if You Are Charged With Assault in Texas
Being accused of assault can be overwhelming. You may be worried about your future, your reputation, and what comes next. A conviction could mean jail time, fines, and a record that follows you for years. But an arrest is not the same as a conviction—you have rights, and you do not have...
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