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.
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
Divorce rates have seen a spike during the pandemic. Attorney Ricardo Barrera was interviewed by Channel 4 Valley Central News about the rising divorce rate
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,
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
One of the areas of law The Barrera Law Firm participates in is criminal law, more appropriately called constitutional law. When one is accused of
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has issued Executive Order GA-35 that states: “Any public or private entity that is receiving or will receive public funds through
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