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Criminal defendants must be quickly charged

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | May 14, 2020 | Blog, Criminal Defense

In Texas, the criminal justice system must begin to operate soon after a suspect is arrested. This means that person must be charged and arraigned shortly after the time they are apprehended. Generally, the outer limit on this time is 72 hours in order to respect the...

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Parole violations may feel very minor

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Mar 27, 2020 | Criminal Defense

When you're out on parole, it is very important not to violate the terms of that parole. The authorities only let you out on the condition that you follow their instructions and adhere to those terms without wavering. If you get caught breaking parole, you can face...

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Professor claims you shouldn’t talk to the police

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Feb 27, 2020 | Criminal Defense

You do have some legal obligations when the police approach you. For instance, you may have to identify yourself. You may have to tell them what you're doing. However, once you have fulfilled your obligations, should you say anything else?One law professor says that...

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1 reason police officers act aggressively

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Feb 13, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Have you ever encountered a police officer who was too aggressive? Maybe you felt like they were trying to intimidate you. Maybe they escalated a situation and wound up arresting you. No matter how it happened, you came away from it with a bad taste in your mouth,...

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You don’t have to prove that you’re innocent

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Jan 14, 2020 | Criminal Defense

When many people get accused of a crime, their first thought is that they have to clear their name by going to court and proving that they're innocent. They want to show that they did not commit the crime. They think it's their obligation, now that they've been...

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Experts: 20,000 people may be innocent in jail

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Nov 21, 2019 | Criminal Defense

Have you ever heard someone say that "everyone's innocent" in jail? It's a tongue-in-cheek way to claim that all people who have been convicted claim that they're innocent, even though they're not.Here's what's frightening, though: A lot of them may be right. Some...

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Get help when federal agents show up to your business

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Sep 13, 2019 | Criminal Defense

What do you do if federal agents suddenly show up at your workplace and want to ask you a few questions? You're worried about where things will go if you answer them. You're also worried about what will happen if you refuse to answer.So, what do you do? Remember these...

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A confident eyewitness could still be wrong

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Jun 7, 2019 | Criminal Defense

Have you ever heard that people's memories change over time? It's true. You probably think that every memory you have is accurate, assuming that the only problem is when you can't remember something at all. The science tells us that some of your memories are probably...

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Much of forensic science isn’t very scientific

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Apr 24, 2019 | Criminal Defense

If you’ve ever watched “CSI” or any similar drama, you likely know that forensic evidence analysis is a sophisticated science that produces iron-clad results. Unfortunately, that conclusion is completely wrong. Many forensic tests that have been used...

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Will marijuana legalization play a part in the 2020 election?

On Behalf of R. Todd Bennett, P.C. | Mar 19, 2019 | Criminal Defense

In past presidential elections, social issues, such as abortion and gay rights, have divided political parties. However, 2020's presidential candidates seem to be in some degree of agreement over the once-polarizing issue of marijuana legalization. The right to choose...

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