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One of the worst parts of having a criminal record, no matter how slight, occurs when you have to fill out an employment application and answer “yes” to that question. […]

For weeks now, news outlets and social media alike have been swamped with stories of people dressed as creepy clowns engaging in questionable activities. In some cases, the perpetrators have

A driving while intoxicated (DWI) conviction is a pretty rough experience, and you still have to get to work after your license is suspended if you want to keep your

Music, entertainment, nightlife, and the University of Texas are some of the reasons why people travel from all over the world to experience the vibrant culture and sporting events Austin

The most important aspect of a DWI case, or any other criminal case, is the difference between the standard for the officer to arrest, compared with the standard for a

Posted by Brian Tillman on 11 May 2010 Fightable issues in Drug Crime cases often center around:   the reason you were stopped or pulled over by the police what

Posted by Brian Tillman on 9 June 2010 As of June 1st, you may no longer assert your right to be silent by merely doing just that, remaining silent.  Sound

Posted by Brian Tillman on 9 June 2010 This is one of the most frequent questions we receive, and the subject of much confusion. If you have been convicted of

Posted by Brian Tillman on 24 June 2010 I was scrolling through Craigslist Austin this morning and came across an ad for $20 portable breathalyzers.  The ad stated “”Get yours

Posted by Brian Tillman on 26 July 2010 This is a phone call we get all the time, from people all over the state. It usually begins with “I moved

Posted by Brian Tillman on 3 August 2010 Many people never expect to have any dealings with the police. In reality, there are a host of charges that can result

Posted by Brian Tillman on 10 August 2010 If you were caught carrying weed in Austin within the last year or two, you may have noticed that you got to