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  • What Happens After a Loved One Is Indicted in Federal Court?

    When a family member gets arrested for a federal crime, you may worry about their reputation, freedom, and future. But what can you expect for a loved one after federal prosecutors indict them for a crime? Knowing what happens to a defendant after a federal indictment can help you support your loved one when they…

  • Understanding the right to trial as demonstrated in the sandwich thrower case

    When we talk about justice, the most powerful tool an accused person has is the right to a trial. It’s the moment when the tables turn, and the government must prove its accusations to a group of everyday citizens. The right to trial for serious offenses is guaranteed by the Constitution and is the essential…

  • How Families Can Support Someone Facing Federal Charges

    When a loved one gets arrested by federal law enforcement officials, you and your family may feel devastated and worried for your loved one. You can offer your loved one critical assistance during the challenging process of facing federal charges. How can families support a loved one facing federal prosecution? Learning more about the things…

  • AI in the Courtroom: What Happens When a Judge Relies on Fake Citations?

    Artificial intelligence is now appearing inside the justice system. Bloomberg Law reported that federal judges issued rulings containing citations that did not exist. After lawyers raised concerns, the courts corrected the orders and notified the Senate Judiciary Committee. How AI Is Being Used in Legal Work Lawyers, clerks, and even judges are using generative AI…

  • George Santos’s Sentence Was Commuted. Here Is What That Means for You

    Executive clemency is one of the most powerful tools available to a President. Many people only hear about pardons in high‑profile political cases, but there is more than one form of clemency. The recent decision involving George Santos shows how commutations can eliminate punishment while leaving a conviction in place. Understanding this distinction matters for…

  • Texas Republican Party Drops Lawsuit Against Guest & Gray

    Last year, the Republican Party of Texas voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit against Guest & Gray and two of its attorneys, Elizabeth Alvarez and Scott Gray. Guest & Gray had been sued as part of an dispute with the Republican Party. The dismissal ends the lawsuit against the largest law firm in Kaufman County and one…

  • Texas Republican Party Drops Lawsuit Against Guest & Gray

    Last year, the Republican Party of Texas voluntarily dismissed its lawsuit against Guest & Gray and two of its attorneys, Elizabeth Alvarez and Scott Gray. Guest & Gray had been sued as part of an dispute with the Republican Party. The dismissal ends the lawsuit against the largest law firm in Kaufman County and one…

  • Understanding Common Law Marriage in the State of Texas

    Most couples who get married choose to have a civil or religious ceremony to solemnize their marriage. However, residents of Texas can also get married through the process of a common law marriage. Texas couples should understand how to enter a common law marriage in Texas, including the rights, benefits, and responsibilities that come with…