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.
A new COVID-19 Directive presently provides that notaries may notarize documents by video and notarize that document once it is transmitted by fax or email.
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
The Texas Supreme Court has clarified that all custody and visitation orders stand during the state of emergency declaration due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Should
Ending up on the wrong end of the law, whether you are guilty of an actual crime or not, is no laughing matter. It is
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
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
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