Harassment of a Public Servant in Texas: Criminal Charges and Potential Penalties
Public servants in Texas cover a wide range of government professions. It includes every elected official, government employee, and law enforcer at all levels of the government—federal, state, and local. Causing alarm, disruption, offense, or serious inconvenience to these public officials can constitute harassment. Penalties for this crime range between considerable prison time and a […]
Read MoreLeaving the Scene of an Accident in Texas: Understanding Consequences
Panic is a natural human reaction to road accidents, but there’s a difference between someone who panics and stays and someone who panics and flees. In most states, if you hit someone with your car and flee the scene, you’re facing potential jail time and a hefty fee. At the Napier Law Firm, we can […]
Read MoreTexas Hit and Run: Navigating the Legal Terrain
Were you or someone you know involved in a hit-and-run in Texas? Whether you were the perpetrator of the crash or the victim, we at Napier Law Firm are here to guide you through the legal process and make sure all your rights are protected. Defining “Hit and Run” in Texas Under the Texas Transportation […]
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