On behalf of Law Office of Osvaldo J. Morales III P.C. | Nov 20, 2019 | Criminal Defense
In a criminal case, there is inadmissible evidence and admissible evidence. To defend yourself in Texas against criminal allegations, you may choose to suppress evidence. This is evidence that is both competent and relevant. The courts may toss out evidence that is...
On behalf of Law Office of Osvaldo J. Morales III P.C. | Nov 14, 2019 | Criminal Defense
When a person from another country is in the United States without authorization, he or she may be subject to civil penalties. Federal law treats two crimes, illegal entry to the U.S. and illegal reentry after admission denial, as criminal offenses. If you are facing...
On behalf of Law Office of Osvaldo J. Morales III P.C. | Nov 6, 2019 | Drug Crimes
Texas is tough on criminals. This is particularly true when it comes to drug crimes. If you ever watch crime shows or films, then you probably have heard of entrapment. The United States Department of Justice describes entrapment as a defense to criminal charges. If...
