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BAC of 0.00 still arrested in Austin?
Published: May 27, 2015
Criminal cases can last a long time. Some misdemeanors will take a year or longer. Larry Davis of Austin found this out the hard way. His DWI case lasted a year. The weird thing was he showed a BAC of 0.00 on the breathalyzer. (BAC means blood alcohol...
Hate crimes carry serious penalties
Published: May 27, 2015
There are many differences between Russia and the United States. One difference that has been in the news lately is the gay propaganda laws in Russia. These laws limit the average Russian citizen’s speech, and encourage hate crimes. However, in the...
Is there a marijuana breathalyzer?
Published: May 27, 2015
Marijuana is becoming more popular, so do we need a marijuana breathalyzer? The legalization of marijuana is seen as a response to this popularity or a cause. Regardless of its legal status, marijuana inhibits a person’s ability to operate a motor...
Probation for tattooing a minor at mom’s request
Published: May 27, 2015
A tattoo artist in Parker County, Texas received one year probation after tattooing a minor. Sometimes, even people meaning well can commit a criminal offense. In general, minors cannot get tattoos. There are a couple of exceptions. Many people would...
Fort Worth Court Overturns Murder Conviction
Published: May 27, 2015
The Court of Appeals in Fort Worth overturned a murder conviction from Denton County. A jury convicted Charles Stobaugh of murder following the disappearance of his estranged wife. Stobaugh’s wife disappeared in 2004. After the disappearance,...
Tarrant County Jury Statistics Are Surprising
Published: May 27, 2015
Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office released new statistics recently. The DA’s office just published a list of sentences for the calendar year 2013. Jurors can be called from all over Tarrant County for jury duty. They assemble in Fort Worth, and...
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- Pete.
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- Drake.
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- Spencer.