Blood Draw Procedures 11th of 13 More cross examination is suicidal than homicidal. Let that rest in your lap after the conference, your cross examination, you’re killing yourself, you’ve got to be careful. I didn’t say that, it was a joke made back in 1903 and it is still true today. I’m looking at some […]
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Blood Draw Procedures Defense 13th of 13 You got to be prepared, you got be prepared for bad answers. “In the trail of cases he was alert and resourceful, never became disturbed” I think that’s a good word or confused “even when the unexpected settling took place”, 1903. How do I deal with it? When
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New Ad Sheds Light on Immigration Reform FWD.us, a political action committed devoted to immigration reform in the United States, has taken to the airwaves with a new advertisement aimed at convincing members of Congress to back the new reform laws. The ad features an undocumented immigrant, Alejandro Morales. Morales was brought to the United
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Deferred Action for Parental Accountability On November 20, 2014, the President announced the Deferred Action for Parental Accountability program. This new deferred action program benefits undocumented immigrants that are parents of a U.S. Citizens or Legal Permanent Residents as of November 20, 2014. The Deferred Action for Parents program provides significant benefits to undocumented immigrants
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Deferred Action for Adults Possible Expansion to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program has made a significant difference in the lives of thousands of undocumented immigrants living in the U.S. The program was announced in June 2012 and provides protection from deportation, and work permits to qualifying immigrants. It is expected
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Staying Current on Texas Law TEXAS IS BIGGER (better) and it is difficult to stay up to date with all the rules, laws and regulations we have in our beloved state. They are constantly changing and it can be quite overwhelming if one is not familiar with all the modifications made every two years. The
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Court-Ordered Waiver of Surcharges After a person is convicted of some criminal charges like DWI or No Insurance, Texas charges a “Surcharge”, apart from the criminal conviction in order to maintain one’s Texas driver’s license. A surcharge is an administrative fee charged to a driver based on the convictions for DWI, No Insurance, No Drivers
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Accident and Traffic Citations Tickets Any driver found to have violated a traffic law associated with an accident may be issued a citation if the accident meets the criteria for investigating an accident and if the elements of the violation can be established and supported by witnesses, e.g., accident victims or independent witnesses. Exceptions to
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Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions When you have a non-US citizen client, whether he’s here legally or not, and your trying to go through your PDEA vs. Kentucky type of admonishments and figure out your–his situation. You want to go through these questions –and, in fact, when you get the hand out it’s not a
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E-Verify WASHINGTON- U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Alejandro Mayorkas today announced an enhancement to the E-Verify program that will help combat identity fraud by identifying and deterring fraudulent use of Social Security numbers (SSNs) for employment eligibility verification. This enhancement provides a critical safeguard to the E-Verify system by detecting and preventing potential
