Field sobriety tests in Texas are voluntary and far less accurate than most drivers assume. Learn what each test measures and how results get challenged.
Field Sobriety Tests in Texas: What They Actually Prove, and What They Do Not
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Texas THC Laws in 2026: What Is Legal, What Is a Felony, and What You Should Do Right Now
SB 3 was vetoed, but Texas THC and vape laws are still confusing. Learn what’s legal, what’s not, and how Montgomery County prosecutors handle hemp-derived THC cases.
Texas Proposition 3: When Judges Must Deny Bail in 2026
Texas Proposition 3 now allows judges to deny bail in certain serious felony cases. Learn how the new preventive detention rules work and what defendants should know.
SHSU Students & TDCJ Employees: Walker County Arrest Impact
A Walker County arrest can end your career at SHSU or TDCJ. Learn how criminal charges affect teaching certifications, nursing licenses, and state employment.
July 4 Fireworks Laws in Montgomery County TX
Fireworks are legal in unincorporated Montgomery County but banned in Conroe, The Woodlands, and most cities. Learn the rules, fines, and criminal penalties before July 4th.
DWI in a Texas School Zone Is Now a Felony: SB 826
Under SB 826, a DWI in a Texas school crossing zone is now a state jail felony — even for first-time offenders. Learn what changed and how to defend against these charges.
Lake Conroe BWI: Boating While Intoxicated Laws in Texas
BWI on Lake Conroe carries the same penalties as a DWI. Learn what to expect at the boat ramp this Memorial Day, your rights during a stop, and how to protect your record.
DWI Charges from Prescription Medications in Texas
You took your medication exactly as your doctor prescribed, drove carefully, and still got arrested for DWI. If that...
Texas Vape Ban in 2026: Understanding New Criminal Penalties for THC and Delta-8 Products
Texas banned THC and Delta-8 vapes in September 2025 with Class A misdemeanor penalties. Montgomery County criminal defense lawyers explain the new law and your rights.