George Roland | Denton Criminal Defense Lawyer

So-called “no refusal” weekends were established to combat drunk driving in Texas. The police want you to believe that “no refusal” means that the police

“How long am I going to be in jail?” is, by far, the most common question that I get from people who are in jail

  Failure to Identify is one of the more confusing misdemeanor offenses in the Texas Penal Code. If a cop approaches you and asks you

  On September 1, 2013, switchblades became legal to possess in Texas.   House Bill 1862 repealed that provision of the Texas Penal Code that

How James Dean and Broadway Frightened America   ‘”Switchblade knife’ means any knife that has a blade that folds, closes, or retracts into the handle

In 1996, Richard E. Nisbett and Dov Cohen published a short book, in which they attempted to explain why violent crime (specifically homicide) was more

Beginning around 1985, Texas lawmakers sought to address “computer crimes.” Today, Chapter 33 of the Texas Penal Code (aka, our laws) covers “Computer Crimes.” Early

Suppose you live in an apartment, and you invite a friend over for dinner. Your friend arrives, and you begin eating. Moments later, there is

  The standard for school searches of students, backpacks, and such was discussed last time. Recall that the Fourth Amendment bars “unreasonable” searches and seizures,

  A large number of juvenile offenses happen at school. I recall once telling a prosecutor who seemed particularly disturbed by the fact that my