Recent Posts in the Criminal Defense Category

• More Texans Can Access Cannabis Legally with Expansion Bill
  Jul 20, 2021
  Get Updated on the Existing Recreational Marijuana Laws in Texas When we look back on the laws surrounding the legalization of cannabis in Texas, the ...
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• What Are Examples of Drug Trafficking?
  Jul 5, 2021
  Elements of Drug Trafficking Nobody likes to sit in traffic, and law enforcement certainly does not like to run into trafficking either. However, ...
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• Is Crime Increasing in Texas?
  Jun 4, 2021
  Most Common Crimes in Texas Although the crime rates in Texas are higher than the national average, the state has the lowest crime rate in the West ...
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• Do Prosecutors Want to Go to Trial?
  May 18, 2021
  Benefits of Hiring a Former Prosecutor as Criminal Defense Attorney One of the many benefits of working with The Clark Law Firm for your criminal ...
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• What Can I Expect From Anger Management Class?
  May 6, 2021
  Warning Signs of Anger Management Issues If you have committed a crime that signals a struggle with anger issues, the court might decide that you ...
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• Can a Father Kidnap His Child?
  Mar 15, 2021
  About Parental Kidnapping and Child Custody Laws While not all of us have experienced the difficult and heartbreaking challenge of dealing with a ...
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• Types of Motor Vehicle Theft
  Mar 4, 2021
  Most Common Tactics Criminals Use to Steal Cars The FBI ’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program defines motor vehicle theft as the theft or attempted theft ...
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• How Long After Shoplifting Can You Be Caught?
  Feb 22, 2021
  How Shoplifting Charges are Brought After Leaving a Store Shoplifting is defined as the theft of merchandise from a business premise. Because the act ...
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