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Three Questions to Ask your DWI Lawyer

Three Questions to Ask your DWI Lawyer So, you’ve been arrested for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) in Montgomery County. The encounter with law enforcement, the ride to the jail, the booking process – each step more embarrassing and frustrating than the first. Now, it’s time to fight the case. You…

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Be Careful, Avoid DWI as Montgomery County Reopens

After a couple of months of being shut down, the world prepares to reopen. Texas Governor Abbott announced on April 27th his phases to begin opening the state back up. Today, under Phase 1, many businesses take down the shutters and open their doors at 25% occupancy to restless communities…

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Disaster Declaration and Its Criminal Consequences

Montgomery County Disaster Declaration Enhances Punishment for Certain Criminal Offenses Montgomery County County Judge Mark Keough extends the Disaster Declaration until May 11th. This comes after Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared a state of disaster for Texas on March 13th. These proclamations are intended to stop the spread of the…

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Probation Isn’t Cancelled

Montgomery County Probation Isn’t Cancelled Amongst COVID-19 Court dates in Montgomery County have largely been rescheduled or cancelled due to the Coronavirus. Judges are adapting by using video conferencing applications such as Zoom to address issues related to bond and to take pleas, but downtown Conroe, despite its sizable essential…

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Case Law Update

A new case out this week from the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. Ritcherson v. State In a murder case the issue was whether the defendant was entitled to a lesser included offense of manslaughter.  Lesser included jury charge issues are always interesting because there are so few appellate issues…

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