Explaining Pretrial Motions in Texas Criminal Cases
Facing criminal charges in Texas is stressful, but many people don’t realize how much happens before a trial even begins. One of the most important stages in the process involves pretrial motions. These legal requests, filed by your defense attorney, can shape the evidence, arguments, and even the outcome of your case.
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Can You Be Charged Without Evidence? What Prosecutors Need to Convict
You don’t need to have committed a crime to find yourself facing charges. In fact, you can be arrested and prosecuted with little more than someone’s word. It happens more often than people think—and once the legal system is in motion, the consequences can be swift and severe.
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Accused of Arson After a House Fire? Why You Need a Lawyer Immediately
If you’ve been accused of arson after a house fire, your entire future could be on the line. What began as a tragedy can quickly turn into a criminal investigation, with you at its center. In Texas, arson carries lengthy prison sentences, substantial fines, and the permanent stigma of a felony conviction.
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Explaining Pretrial Motions in Texas Criminal Cases
Pretrial motions in Texas criminal cases are legal tools used before trial to challenge evidence, protect your rights, and potentially reduce or dismiss charges, often shaping the entire outcome of your case before it reaches a jury.
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