by Dan Morris | Jul 6, 2020 | Criminal Law
It may be a crime to burn a flag in Texas. If you are upset and protesting in Texas, you need to be careful and understand the law before you perform certain activities. It is a crime if you burn a United States flag or the flag of Texas. Burn a Flag Crime...
by Dan Morris | Jun 22, 2020 | Criminal Law
Obstructing a highway or other passageway in Texas is generally a class b misdemeanor. Until recently we generally saw the charge of obstructing a highway as an alternative charge for driving while intoxicated. However, with today’s environment people who are...
by Dan Morris | Jun 19, 2020 | Criminal Law
The Texas criminal charge of Riot is generally a class b misdemeanor. However, the class of the charge can be increased to any charge that is of a higher class when it was done by any party involved in the riot. This happens when it was the purpose of the...
by Dan Morris | Jun 15, 2020 | Criminal Law
Disorderly conduct is one of the charges we are starting to see more frequently. Especially against people who protest in Texas. Disorderly conduct can be charged as a class c or class b misdemeanor depending upon the conduct leading to the charge. Class C...
by Dan Morris | Jun 8, 2020 | Criminal Law, DWI
The One-Leg Stand Test is the third of the standardized field sobriety test used by Texas police. The tests are to establish intoxication for a charge of driving while intoxicated (DWI). So far, the police officer has had you look at his pen while he waved it...
by Dan Morris | Jun 1, 2020 | Criminal Law, DWI
The Walk and Turn, like the horizontal gaze nystagmus, is another standardized field sobriety test in Texas. How hard can this one be. Most of us have been walking since we were one or two years old. The trick to this test is not if you are able to walk normally....
