Criminal defense law and tattoos intersect at several points—many of my clients have tattoos; I have my fair share of tattoos (clients are often surprised when I meet them at the jail or office on[…]
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Criminal defense law and tattoos intersect at several points—many of my clients have tattoos; I have my fair share of tattoos (clients are often surprised when I meet them at the jail or office on[…]
I have written about confidential informants (“snitches”) previously—those situations where police employ a person (whose identity the police know), but whose identity remains unknown to the accused. But, often enough, neither the police nor[…]
In Denton County (and in most counties), if a person is arrested for possessing a controlled substance, the substance is sent off to a lab to be tested. This is true for all drugs, except[…]