What Does “Assault Causes Bodily Injury” Mean?
If you’re facing assault charges, you may have heard or seen the words “assault causes bodily injury.” Understanding the legal interpretation of bodily injury through assault is of great importance in knowing what could happen if you are convicted. At Napier Law Firm, we assist clients facing these charges. In this informative blog post, we […]
Read MoreDo You Have to Disclose Your Firearm to the Police in Texas?
Bottom Line: It depends on how you carry your gun. If you have an LTC (License to Carry), you must tell police when they ask for your ID. This is required by Texas Government Code § 411.205. If you carry under constitutional carry, you don’t have to tell them unless they ask you directly about […]
Read MoreWhen Police Don’t “Scrupulously Honor” Your Right to Remain Silent: What State v. Robles Means for Houston-Area Defendants
When you tell officers you’re done talking, they must stop. In The State of Texas v. Kevin Robles (Tex. App.—El Paso, July 31, 2025), the Eighth Court of Appeals affirmed suppression of a custodial statement because detectives kept questioning after the suspect clearly said he was “done with this interview.” For people facing charges in […]
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