Should non-violent offenders be released from jail amid trial delays? Attorney Ricardo Barrera responds
Watch KVEO-TV Valley Central News as Attorney Ricardo Barrera addresses the risks that incarcerated accused offenders face during COVID-19 court delays and whether non-violent offenders should be released.
There is a growing backlog of jury trials across the Rio Grande Valley due to the pandemic. Attorney Ricardo Barrera was asked by CBS 4
In recent years, it’s become increasingly common for adolescents who run afoul of the law to be charged as adults. Law enforcement officers are treating behaviors
It’s a Crime In Texas, a person commits a crime if they write a check in exchange for something, knowing they do not have enough
Preparing to go to trail in Harlingen, McAllen, Brownsville, or anywhere for that matter, to defend yourself in a criminal defense case is nothing short
In Texas, the law provides that one must wait 60 days after the filing of a divorce in order to finalize the divorce. Due to
During COVID-19 enforcement of health and safety directives, there will always be mistakes and injustices. The main rule is: follow your local, state, and federal
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