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Like all other states, Texas takes sex offenses seriously. Exhibitionism is one of those crimes, but it’s more than that; it’s actually a mental disorder. This is what to know about it and how to protect yourself if you are facing these types of charges. Explaining...
Texas residents guilty of sex offenses face harsh punishments. Time in prison, job loss, fines and sex offender registration are possible consequences. But why would anyone feel compelled to commit a sexual crime? Some people raise the possibility of sex addiction or...
In Texas and other states, the rates of violent crimes have spiked in the past decade and appear to be increasing. A study has shown that murder has become a leading cause of death in children in the U.S. The rates appear to be increasing while the debate over gun...
In criminal trials, guilty verdicts rely on the prosecution's ability to prove reasonable doubt. Compelling evidence might deliver such proof, and eyewitness testimony may sway a Texas jury. However, this type of testimony is not always credible. Persons facing...
A person suspected of child pornography can be prosecuted under Texas and federal laws. There are at least five federal laws against child pornography. Sexual exploitation of children This form of child abuse occurs when perpetrators of any age use their power to have...
Health care fraud in Texas creates losses of millions of dollars each year. Though many consider it a victimless crime, it is far from being so. It increases health care costs and taxes. Some medical frauds can even endanger your life. This article examines some of...
Are some people just born criminals? That's a question that psychologists and criminal justice professionals have asked for decades. In Texas, as in other states, the court system tries to strike a balance between protecting people from violence and rehabilitating...
One of the hallmarks of the U.S. judicial system is the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. Texas prosecutors want to ensure that they have all of the facts and evidence needed for a solid conviction before bringing a case, especially when the crime is...
Police lineups are often used as evidence in Texas criminal trials to help identify suspects. However, there are several problems with this method that can lead to false identifications and wrongful convictions. Witnesses may feel compelled to choose someone from the...
Texas takes the possibility of addiction, also known as substance abuse disorder, into consideration when sentencing drug offenders. Substance use disorder is a condition in which someone continues to use drugs despite negative effects. These impacts could be on their...
