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The Woodlands, Texas Theft and Shoplifting Attorney The Woodlands, Texas Theft and Shoplifting Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law If you've been arrested in The Woodlands, Texas for Theft or Shoplifting then this article will tell you everything you need to know to get your life back on track and help avoid a criminal record. Th...

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ASSAULT CLASS C - FAMILY VIOLENCE(FV) in Montgomery County, Texas ASSAULT CLASS C - FAMILY VIOLENCE(FV) is a classification that the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in Conroe, Texas uses to classify arrests made for violations of Texas Penal Code Section 22.01 (3). This statute criminalizes intentionally or knowingly threatening another person with bodily injur...

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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Case Law Update Reece v. State April 28, 2023 Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. IIn the recent case of Reece v. State, the Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas addressed the issue of whether the State can enhance a state jail felony under §12.50 for an offense committed in a disaster area and th...

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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Possession of Ma*****na Possession of Ma*****na Attorney in The Woodlands Texas, Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley discusses Ma*****na cases in Conroe, The Woodl...

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Conroe Lawyer - Should your lawyer be from the place where you were arrested? Conroe Lawyer - Should your lawyer be from the place where you were arrested?

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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Possession of Ma*****na Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Possession of Ma*****na Lawyer Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. Possession of Ma*****na is still a crime in Texas. And it is enforced in The Woodlands, Texas as aggressively as anywhere else in the state. Possession of Ma*****na is a class B misdem...

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Montgomery County DWI Lawyer - Is a DWI worse than a DUI in Texas? Montgomery County DWI Lawyer - Is a DWI worse than a DUI in Texas? Yes, a DWI is worse than a DUI in Texas. A DUI is a ticket and a DWI is an arrestable offense in Texas. A DWI is a class B misdemeanor for first time offenders and is punishable by up to 180 days in jail. A DUI is a class C misdemean...

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Montgomery County ASSAULT - (CLASS A) FAMILY VIOLENCE(FV) What is ASSAULT - (CLASS A) FAMILY VIOLENCE(FV)? In Montgomery County, Texas ASSAULT - (CLASS A) FAMILY VIOLENCE(FV) means that you have been charged under Texas Penal Code 22.01 causing bodily injury to another and the person that you are alleged to have caused bodily injury to is a member of your....

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Montgomery County DWI Attorney - How likely is jail time for a first DWI in Texas? Montgomery County DWI Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. How likely is jail time for a first DWI in Texas? Texas has a minimum of 72 hours in jail for a first time DWI in Texas. If your case is dismissed or you take probation then no jail time needs to be served. However when....

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The Woodlands Texas, Criminal Defense Attorney - Possession of a Controlled Substance PG 2 Have you been caught in The Woodlands, Conroe, or anywhere in Montgomery County, Texas with a v**e pen containing THC? If so, you are likely to be charged with PCS CS PG2 >= 1G < 4G, a third-degree felony offense in the State of Texas. What should you do if your son or daughter was arrested at schoo...

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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - DWI and your CPA license Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law If you are a CPA and have been arrested for DWI there are more potential consequences for you then the average citizen. In Texas, the Texas State Board of Public Accountancy (TSBPA) oversees the certification process...

Walker County Criminal Defense Attorney - Can you drive after a DWI in Texas? Walker County Criminal Defense Attorney - Can you drive after a DWI in Texas? Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. Yes! With the help of a lawyer you can: Avoid a license suspension by requesting an ALR hearing. Get an occupational Driver's License; or Get your case dismissed or avoid a li...

Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Can you avoid jail time for first DWI in Texas? Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Can you avoid jail time for first DWI in Texas? by Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law Can you avoid jail time for first DWI in Texas? Yes, and there are a few ways. Despite the requirement of Texas Penal Code 49.04 that requires 72 hours in jail for a...

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Houston Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 2.138 Houston Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law discusses the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 2.138. Art. 2.138 is a short but important article in the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure that allows the Department of Public Safety to adopt rules to implement....

Woodlands DWI Attorney - What happens on the first court date for a DWI in Texas? Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. What happens on the first court date for DWI in Texas? The first court date for a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) case in Texas is typically known as the arraignment. This is when the defendant is officially notified o...

Walker County Criminal Defense Attorney - What can a DWI be Reduced to in Texas? Walker County Criminal Defense Attorney - What can a DWI be Reduced to in Texas?

Walker County DWI Attorney - How do you win a DWI case in Texas? Walker county DWI Attorney - How do you win a DWI case in Texas?

Woodlands DWI Lawyer - Should I get a lawyer for a DWI in Texas? Woodlands DWI Lawyer - Should I get a lawyer for a DWI in Texas? Brian Foley is a Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer who practices in Huntsville and Walker County, Texas. Should I get a Lawyer for DWI in Texas? The answer is almost certainly yes. DWI charges come with driver's license suspensio...

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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - New Years Eve Instructions Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. Every year the record for the most arrests for DWI and other crimes is New Years Eve going into New Years Day. This has been true for Montgomery County certainly since they have been doing what they call "No...

Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Rules of Evidence Series - RULE 1008 Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. Todays rule of evidence is the second to last one in the Texas Rules! Rule 1008 covers the "Functions of the Court and Jury. It states more like a suggestion and less like a rule that "Ordinarily, the court....

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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Rules of Evidence Series - RULE 903 Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Rules of Evidence Series - Rule 903 Rule 903 is one sentence long and as a board certified criminal defense attorney who has been involved in over 100 jury trials I have never seen it come up. According to Cornell Law School "A subscribing witness is a person...

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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Rules of Evidence Series - Rule 902 Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law. Rule 902 is the rule describing evidence which does not need to be authenticated through the process described by 901. This is described as self-authenticating. Rule 902. Evidence That Is Self-Authenticating. The most....

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