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South Dallas Pastor Accused of Burglarizing Home of Parishioner on Christmas Eve

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Dec 31, 2010 | Convictions

Sandra McGriff, pastor at the south Dallas Church of the Living God, spent much of Christmas Day in jail after police caught her breaking into the Oak Cliff home of a parishioner on Christmas Eve.According to police reports, McGriff broke into the home of Serita Agnew...

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Underage Drunk Driving Accident Claims Life in Denton

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Nov 24, 2010 | DWI-DUI, Juvenile Crimes

Underage DWI is a serious charge in Texas. The potential criminal consequences become even more severe when the underage drunk driver causes an accident and injures others. Unfortunately, a recent crash in Arlington has left a teenage girl dead and her boyfriend...

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Texas Convicts and Juveniles Routinely Endure Rape, Abuse in Prison

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Oct 27, 2010 | Convictions, Juvenile Crimes

Now, more than ever, it is important for Texans to aggressively fight criminal charges so they may protect not only their freedom, but their bodies.While it is no secret that rape often occurs in prison, most people probably don't know how often it happens or why it...

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Evidentiary Process Leaves Ample Room for Mistakes

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Oct 14, 2010 | Convictions, Evidence

In criminal trials, prosecutors are required to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. To do this, they generally seek to introduce evidence from the alleged crime scene. However, a trial may occur years after the evidence is taken from the crime scene. Law...

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For the Record: Criminal Convictions can Hurt Job Applicants

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Oct 7, 2010 | Convictions

Employers across Texas routinely do extensive background checks of applicants, looking for bad credit reports and criminal records. For many job applicants, a conviction on their record -- even for a minor offense -- can mean they never hear from the employer...

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Marijuana Possession: Conviction can Mean Jail Time

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Sep 30, 2010 | Drug Crimes

A suburban Houston man recently pleaded guilty to possession of 78 pounds of marijuana with intent to distribute after his arrest at the U.S. border at Brownsville. He had packed the marijuana into the tires of his pick-up truck. According to the Houston Chronicle,...

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Strict Penalties in Texas for DWIs with a Child Passenger

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Sep 24, 2010 | DWI-DUI

Recently, a Lower Valley man, Tony Yslas, was put under arrest for DWI and endangering a child. Yslas was involved in an argument with his eight-month-old child's mother when he got into a car with his child and left the premises. The police stopped Yslas for...

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Man Wrongfully Convicted Released after Nearly 20 Years

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | Sep 16, 2010 | Convictions

In 1990, three men entered and robbed a home in search of drugs and money. According to a report in The Houston Chronicle, the men broke into a drug dealer's apartment, held the four occupants captive and repeatedly raped two women in the home. Jimmy Hatton was...

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The Shapiro Law Firm

On Behalf of The Shapiro Law Firm | May 25, 2010 | Firm News

In the state of Texas, the laws surrounding criminal defense and family law are constantly changing and these changes may have a profound impact on the way a case is prepared and executed in court. Knowing about and preparing for these changes is the responsibility of...

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