Texas Criminal Defense Law Guide
As one of the largest criminal court systems in the United States, the Texas criminal defense system can be complicated and hard to navigate. In this comprehensive guide, learn more about how Texas handles different types of crimes. Discover more about probation guidelines, crimes that are punishable by the death penalty in Texas, and how to ask for a sentence reduction in the state. In addition, learn more about what constitutes a crime – such as drug crime law, burglary law, and white collar crime law.

Sentencing in Texas
Texas sentencing laws vary depending on the crime, severity of the crime, and past convictions. Learn more about Texas's specific sentencing laws.
Read moreExpungements and Sentence Reductions in Texas
Convicted of a crime in Texas that you didn’t commit, or receive a felony sentence rather than a misdemeanor? Learn how to petition for factual innocence and the steps necessary to get an expungement.
Read moreDomestic Violence, Child Abuse, and the Law in Texas
Domestic violence is an act of aggression conducted at home, usually by a spouse or a partner. Discover more about the legal ramifications of domestic violence and child abuse in Texas and how a lawyer can help with your case.
Read moreTexas DUI Law
Laws concerning driving under the influence vary greatly state by state. Texas has it’s own laws regarding complications of driving while on drugs, breathalyzer tests, civil damages available, and more.
Read moreSex Crimes and the Law in Texas
There are many different types of sex crimes, and the punishment for each varies on a state by state basis. How do sex crimes move through the Texas court system, and how can a lawyer help you navigate your case?
Read moreWhite Collar Crime Law in Texas
White collar crime includes fraud, forgery, embezzlement, and more. How does white collar crime work in Texas, and how can you defend yourself? Learn more about these topics and how to navigate the Texas court system.
Read moreWeapon and Violent Crime Law in Texas
Violent crimes usually causes contested, emotional court battles. Learn how violent crimes are treated in the Texas penal codes and court systems, and how a lawyer can help you with your case.
Read moreBurglary and Theft in Texas
The Texas Penal Code discusses burglary and robbery in Texas. Learn what the penalties are, and how you can receive compensation if you have been victimized.
Read moreCriminal Defense Procedural Law in Texas
Criminal Defense Procedural Law refers to the body of law that ensures that each case brought to court is treated justly. In our guide to Texas criminal procedural law, understand what rules govern the police and the appointed judges.
Read moreTexas Drug Crime Law
Charged in Texas with drug manufacturing or possession? Find out what your options are, next steps to take, and how a lawyer may be able to help you.
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