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.
The Texas Supreme Court has clarified that the court orders relating to possession and access STAND regardless of COVID-19 orders for lockdown or shelter in
With COVID vaccines becoming more readily available, the question of whether employers can require employees to be vaccinated has arisen. The short answer is generally,
Channel 4 Valley Central News recently reported what would be involved in getting a religious exemption from mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations. Harlingen Attorney Ricardo Barrera explains
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
The criminal appeals process can seem alien to people outside the legal system. The most important thing to remember is that while every case is
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
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