The Dallas County Pretrial Diversion Program allows first-time offenders to avoid a criminal conviction by completing a supervised reform program that leads to dismissal and expungement. Texas Defenders explains how it works, who qualifies, and how to apply before the window closes.
Resisting arrest in Texas can be charged even if no violence or aggression is involved. This blog explains what legally qualifies as resistance, why it's often based on officer discretion, and how defendants can protect themselves.
After a court ruling and state lawsuit, Dallas agreed to pause enforcement of Proposition R, a voter-approved measure to decriminalize small amounts of marijuana. This blog explains why the city backtracked, what it means for weed possession cases in Dallas, and what to do if you’re charged.
Charged with family violence in Texas—even though the alleged victim wasn't a family member? Learn how Texas law defines "family" and "dating relationships," and how to fight back. Serving Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Bexar and Collin Counties.
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