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When Police Don’t “Scrupulously Honor” Your Right to Remain Silent: What State v. Robles Means for Houston-Area Defendants
When you tell officers you’re done talking, they must stop. In The State of Texas v. Kevin Robles (Tex. App.—El Paso, July 31, 2025), the Eighth Court of Appeals affirmed suppression of a custodial statement because detectives kept questioning after the suspect clearly said he was “done with this interview.” For people facing charges in […]
Read MoreBurglary of Habitation in Texas: Charges, Penalties, and Defenses
Getting charged with burglary of habitation in Texas is scary. This second-degree felony carries 2 to 20 years in prison. But understanding the law can help you make better choices about your case. Texas takes home burglary seriously. The state wants to protect people in their homes. So the penalties are harsh. But there are […]
Read MoreProbable Cause in Texas: Legal Examples
Probable cause is a legal standard critical to protecting your rights during arrests, searches, and warrants in Texas. It requires law enforcement to base their actions on clear facts, not assumptions. Here’s what you need to know: Understanding probable cause helps you protect your constitutional rights, especially during traffic stops or arrests. Always consult an […]
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