Category: Weapon Cases

Yes, a passenger can be charged for a weapon found in a vehicle even if the gun belongs to someone else. Many people assume only the driver is responsible when police discover a firearm during a traffic stop. This is wrong. Texas law allows prosecutors to charge any person who had knowledge and access to [...]

How digital evidence is used against you in gun and weapon cases often depends on the data you leave behind each day. Electronic data from mobile phones, social media platforms, and other digital devices now plays a major role in police investigations. Law enforcement agencies collect this information to build [...]