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“Theft” is the act of taking personal property with the intent to deprive the rightful owner of the property.

The Supreme Court of the United States recently ruled that drug sniffing dogs can provide the probable cause needed to allow a police officer to conduct a search.

Law enforcement agencies across Texas have come to rely on “no refusal” as part of their DWI enforcement strategies on major holidays since Memorial Day weekend in 2008.

Many temptations can affect the good judgment of youths in Texas. Drug use, bad peer influences, a tough home environment and many other factors can cause teens to make mistakes.

Courts in Texas recently decided to strike down a law that addressed online chatting in certain situations

Teenagers are not known for their decision-making skills. Unfortunately, juveniles who make poor decisions can face harsh consequences.

Probation officers across South Texas will soon be embracing new technology as a way to keep tabs on DWI offenders. A new portable breathalyzer, the SoberLink, will enable officers to administer tests and learn the offender’s location at any time during the day.

Certain persons in Texas may escape their criminal pasts by through expunction or nondisclosure orders.

Beginning in the mid-1990s, school authorities began to institute “zero-tolerance” school discipline policies in response to gang activity and school shootings.

Driving under the influence (DUI) charges can have serious consequences that may affect your future.