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Domestic Violence policies help protect Texas pets
Published: May 27, 2015
Many victims of domestic violence do not report the crime because they are afraid for their pets. These people will choose to continue being abused so the abuser does not take it out on their pets. Many people believe that domestic violence can happen...
Revenge porn spells trouble in Tarrant County
Published: May 27, 2015
Revenge porn is a growing trend across the internet. The internet is a place where people feel they can behave anonymously. This trend occurs when a party posts pictures and videos of an extremely personal nature that depict another person engaged in a...
A False confession is a great risk to Texans
Published: May 27, 2015
Although not every defendant confesses, it is human nature to want to help law enforcement. When a person sits down with law enforcement, the person is sitting down with an individual who is trained in techniques to obtain a confession. Often times, the...
Michael Morton Act makes big changes in Texas Law
Published: May 27, 2015
The Michael Morton Act will change the length of the procedure and quality of representation defendants receive. The Legislature created this law to protect criminal defendants from miscarriages of justice. Prosecutors in Williamson County, Texas...
Thanksgiving no refusal holiday in Tarrant County
Published: May 27, 2015
Believe it or not a police arrest a lot of people for DWI over the Thanksgiving holiday. It has become common place for the police departments in Tarrant County to implement the no refusal program on certain holidays. These holidays are Thanksgiving,...
Fourth Amendment and Fort Worth’s Checkpoint
Published: May 27, 2015
Off Duty Fort Worth Police Officers helped a federal agency collect information about Texans. The first question that comes to most peoples mind is “can the government do this?” Or “What about my Fourth Amendment rights? Columbia University researchers...
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