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White House to No Longer Contest Texas' Voter ID Law: Lawyer
An attorney for a voting rights group says President Donald Trump's administration has told her that the federal government no longer plans to challenge Texas' strict voter ID law.
How to Contest a Speeding Ticket
Does Law Enforcement Need a Breathalyzer for Marijuana?
Due to the difficulty law enforcement officers have when trying to determine whether a driver is too impaired by marijuana to drive, several companies are coming forward to create marijuana breathalyzers.
A Field Guide for Law Enforcement
It Could Be Epilepsy: A Field Guide for Law Enforcement
Tips on Criminal Law
Everyone should have some knowledge when it comes to the law, and most especially criminal law. Some people think that because they are law abiding citizens, then there is no longer any need for them to bother knowing about how the law works, but this is opposite reasoning. If you take on that kind of Read more →
Protection from the Police: Know Your Rights
Any interaction with a law enforcement officer can be an intimidating experience, but there are legal limits in place to protect citizens from the authorities who abuse their power. The problem is, police officers are trained to not let you know what those limitations are. So it’s very important that you, as a law-abiding citizen, … Continued
How States Punish Ex-Cons Long After They’ve Paid Their Debt to Society
In some states, strict occupational licensing laws prohibit those with criminal records from gaining meaningful employment by denying them the permits required in order to work.
Steps To Expunging A Criminal Arrest
You can't let a past legal incident effect your future employment, or your education and licensing opportunities. There are ... Criminal Law
When does a second DWI count as a repeat offense?
When does a second DWI count as a repeat offense? - Drunk Driving - Bauer Law Office
Shuffling the Lineup: How One Man Is Redesigning the Witness ID Process
How one man is redesigning the witness identification process to prevent wrongful convictions.
Installing a new water well for a Texan family
How industry and commerce came together to give a rural Texan family a secure water supply
A Sheriff’s Gotta Do What The Law Says. Unless They Don’t.
Ignorance of the law is not an excuse. Willful defiance is okay, though.
What to Do if You Lose Your ID Before a Flight
You’re about to leave for the airport, assured you’ve followed your packing list to a tee, when you reach into your carry-on and panic sets in—somehow, your driver’s license is nowhere to be found. You rummage through your suitcase and retrace your every step, but no luck.
What If There's a Mistake On Your Police Report?
One of the most persistent myths regarding criminal law is that if an officer makes a mistake on your police report, your charges get dropped. Not only is it highly unlikely an error on a report will result in...
Traffic Stops: What CCW Citizens Need to Know
It has been said that an armed society is a polite society. And nowhere is that more important than when dealing with law enforcement.
Should the law be based on luck?
Criminal justice looks at the severity of the crime. But the scales are often tipped by random chance.
White Paper: How to Sustain EOR Value in a Highly Variable Price Environment
In tough economic climates, the oil industry tends to fall back on remedial productivity tactics that, while possibly providing short-term profitability, may also lead to impaired, low-energy reservoirs along with losses in medium-term and long-term production and reserves. This paper postulates solutions to this paradox.
Are prosecutors above the law?
There is something terribly wrong with a justice system that allows an inordinate amount of power to reside in the hands of one office that not only has no real accountability or oversight, but is ...
Everything Travelers Need to Know About the REAL ID Act
Are your days of flying domestically using only your driver’s license numbered? They could be, if you haven't yet complied with the REAL ID Act.
To merge or not to merge? The law of the middle turning lane
On roads with opposing flows of traffic, you can often find a middle lane for drivers looking to turn.
Is 0.05 drunk driving? Proposed law says yes
More DUI arrests is only the first step; goal is to eliminate all drinking by drivers
