Legal Blog
Friends or the Government?
You know that old saying: keep your friends close and your social media friends even closer! Well that’s the new twist on the old saying.
Tough Justice vs Right to be Let Alone
For decades now, Texas and in particular Harris County has held the mantra “tough on crime”. Political candidates have built their foundation on being tough
Top Honors in Houston
We have been chosen as Top Lawyers this year by Houstonia magazine! Earl Musick and JoAnne Musick have both been named to the Top Lawyers
Innocent Convictions
Why Would an Innocent Individual Ever Be Convicted of a Crime They Did Not Commit? Though our system of justice is based on English Jurist
DWI BLOOD AND THE HARRIS COUNTY INSTITUTE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
John Denholm had a recent Felony DWI-3rd where the blood analysis was conducted by the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences (IFS). The IFS says
Advanced Techniques or Psychodrama
Having just returned from 5 days, 4 nights of “CLE” (continuing legal education), I am drained! Never before has CLE resulted in such an emotional
legal lies
Facebook: Like it or Leave it, but make no mistake about it law enforcement uses it as tool to probe into your information. And I
Innocent UNLESS Proven Guilty
Listening to Anthony Graves today at the HCCLA Winning Warriors Defender Trial Tactics CLE, I couldn’t help keying on many things he said, one of
nolle prosequi
nolle prosequi (no-lay pro-say-kwee) n. Latin for “we shall no longer prosecute,” which is a declaration made to the judge by a prosecutor in a
Board Certified: does it matter?
You may be wondering if you need a “board certified” attorney. Honestly, you may not “need” one, but it sure is nice to have one