When it comes to the most severe forms of homicide in Texas, understanding the nuances between murder and capital murder is crucial. At Wilder Firm, we focus on criminal law, with a focus on providing clear and comprehensive insights into legal matters. In this page, we’ll delve into capital murder definition, its distinctions from murder, […]
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What Facts Must Be Present For You To Be Charged With Stalking in Texas? For you to be charged with stalking in Texas, certain elements must be present to allow the state to make a formal charge. In Texas, stalking is a malicious behavior occurring more than once or presenting a pattern– a pattern of […]
False accusations can ruin a person’s life and have real consequences in criminal and civil proceedings. Unfortunately, false accusations happen in divorce and child custody cases far too often. False accusations can also involve sexual harassment in the workplace, domestic violence, and assault. Many of us assume that the truth will always prevail through the […]
You don’t need to commit bodily injury in order to get charged with aggravated assault charges. Assault is not the same as the battery, it can occur even if there is no physical violence involved in an interaction but just the threat of physical violence. In order to understand how it is that aggravated assault […]
Have you ever heard a law enforcement officer say this? “You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you. Do you understand the […]