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A trial-tested defense attorney can change how a case is handled. Board Certified Montgomery County criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains why courtroom experience matters.
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The biggest mistake people make after an arrest is trying to explain their way out of it. Board Certified Montgomery County criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains why you should stay quiet and call a lawyer.
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You can say no to a consent search — and doing so is not evidence of guilt. A Board Certified criminal defense attorney explains this key right.
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Anything you say to police can be used to build the case against you. A Board Certified criminal defense attorney explains why choosing your words carefully protects you.
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A clear plan for a police stop protects your rights and your case. A former Chief Prosecutor walks through what to do — and what not to do.
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"Intoxicated" in Texas means more than a number. A Board Certified DWI attorney and former prosecutor explains the legal definition.
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Voir dire is less about talking and more about listening — finding the jurors who can genuinely keep an open mind. A former Chief Prosecutor explains.
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People assume the truth will speak for itself at trial. It won't — court rules control what a jury ever hears. A former Chief Prosecutor explains.
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In a DWI stop, your words can become the State's best evidence. A Board Certified DWI attorney explains why the right to remain silent matters most here.
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Just because a product is sold on a shelf in Texas does not make it legal to possess. A Board Certified attorney explains the risk buyers face.
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Prosecutors and judges pay attention to what you do after an arrest. Proactive steps can go a long way toward resolving a case. A Board Certified attorney explains.
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The officer who arrests you does not decide your charges — the prosecutor does. A former Chief Prosecutor explains why the charging decision is where a criminal case is often won or lost.
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A criminal case can begin on the most ordinary day. Knowing what to do — and who to call — before it happens protects you. A Board Certified attorney explains.
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The jury is chosen before a single witness testifies — and who sits in the box can shape the whole trial. A former Chief Prosecutor explains why jury selection matters.
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Being innocent does not guarantee a good outcome. The system is complex, and guidance matters. A Board Certified criminal defense attorney explains why.
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If an officer asks to search your car, that usually means they need your permission. You can say no. A former Chief Prosecutor explains your rights.
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"I have nothing to hide" is exactly why innocent people talk themselves into trouble. A Board Certified attorney explains why you should still ask for a lawyer.
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Roadside field sobriety tests feel official, but they are subjective and easy to fail for reasons that have nothing to do with alcohol. A DWI attorney explains.
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Police encounters are stressful, and stress leads to mistakes. Knowing a few basics keeps you protected. A Board Certified attorney explains.
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Delta-8, Delta-10, and THCA occupy a gray area in Texas law that can carry real criminal risk. A Board Certified criminal defense attorney explains.
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Legally owning a firearm doesn't mean you can carry it everywhere. Certain locations are off-limits under Texas law. A criminal defense attorney explains.
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A THC vape pen or cartridge can be a felony in Texas — even a tiny amount. A Board Certified criminal defense attorney explains why.
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Jurors notice far more than the testimony — how you sit, how you react, how you behave in the hallway. A Board Certified Conroe attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains what juries pick up on during a trial.
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Honest people get details wrong under stress — and when a later statement doesn't match an earlier one, the State calls it a lie. A Board Certified former prosecutor explains why repeated statements are dangerous.
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Prosecutors aren't personally out to get you — they're buried in files, and they hold the only power to dismiss a charge. A Board Certified Conroe attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains how they actually work.
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A Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Felony Chief Prosecutor explains what he learned behind the State's table — how prosecutors think under a crushing caseload, how they decide if they can prove a case, and how that changes plea negotiations, trial prep, and whether a case even gets filed.
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The instincts that serve you in everyday life — explain yourself, be helpful, clear it up — work against you in a criminal case. A Board Certified former prosecutor explains why acting quickly matters.
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Being innocent isn't always enough to protect you — having a criminal defense lawyer who understands the process matters. A Board Certified Conroe attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains why.
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Anything you say can become evidence in a criminal case. A Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains why you should ask for a lawyer before answering questions.
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Your first day of court in Montgomery County, Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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You catch more flies with honey — how courtroom demeanor helps your case. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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You can't trust AI for legal opinions — it will make them up. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Who gets arrested for DWI? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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When can you threaten someone in Texas? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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When can you display a weapon in Texas? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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What's the penalty for an open alcohol container in Texas? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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What's the difference between DWI and DUI in Texas? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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What's the difference between DWI and DUI in Texas? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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What happens on your first day in court? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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What happens if you refuse to give blood in a DWI? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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We've all heard the story: breakup, drinks, a bad drive home. Let's talk DWI and pretrial diversion. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Voir dire is about more than questions — it is about connection, trust, and listening. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Understanding the nuances of Penal Code 9.32 is essential. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Understanding Texas Penal Code Section 9.33 is crucial. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Understanding ignition interlocks. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Under 21 and arrested for DWI? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Trial is the client's call. Weigh the offer, risks, and next step. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Threats of deadly force are called Aggravated Assault in Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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The long-term impact of a DWI. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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The grand jury process is a powerful tool for prosecutors. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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The first offer is often a starting point, not the finish line. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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The difference between Class C and Class B cases. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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The change to paperless court systems. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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The beginning of the DIC-24. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Texas Penal Code 9.32 — Deadly Force in Defense of a Person. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Telling your story at the scene may not help — but it can be used later. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Sealing misdemeanor records in Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Sealing a marijuana probation conviction. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Penalties for DWI in Texas in 2025. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Over 21 and you blow over .08 — your license could be suspended. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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New Year's celebrations should end with memories, not a DWI. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Montgomery County DWI lawyer. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Montgomery County DWI attorney — the backflip field sobriety test. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Juries can sense when something feels forced — authenticity in the courtroom matters. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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It is important to understand the laws concerning the right to defend others. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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If an officer knocks on your door, do you know what to say? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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How to win an argument like a lawyer — stay calm. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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How to win an argument like a lawyer — avoid making the other person uncomfortable. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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How do you know if you're under arrest? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Getting a case dismissed. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Get your record cleared. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Eligibility for sealing your record in Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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DWI urine tests. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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DWI levels of proof. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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DWI field sobriety tests. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Driver's license deadlines in a DWI case in Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Don't lose your license in a DWI case in Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Do you need an attorney for a DWI? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Dismissed case update: Assault Family Violence Class C in Montgomery County, Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Deadly Force in Defense of a Person. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Cross-examination — a Montgomery County criminal lawyer explains. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Celebrate smart and stay safe. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Can you lose your driver's license for a DWI? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Can you be arrested for DWI on marijuana? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Can a judge force you to be drug tested while you're on bond? Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Body cameras from police in DWI cases. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Body cameras expose the truth. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Blood sample reliability in DWI cases. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Be ready for trial. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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Another 5-star review for Brian Foley Law PLLC. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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AI crime scene analysis. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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A 5-star criminal lawyer in Montgomery County, Texas. Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains. Serving Conroe, The Woodlands, Huntsville, and Montgomery County, Texas.
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A Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor reveals five things prosecutors know that most defendants don't — who really decides your charges, why almost everything you say is evidence, and why the first plea offer is rarely your best outcome.
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When emotions run high, what you say can follow you into a criminal case. A Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains why to be careful before you speak.
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The criminal justice system is adversarial by design. A Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains why having your own advocate matters.
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One mistake doesn't have to define your life. A Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains how charges can be handled — including dismissal, expunction, and non-disclosure.
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Criminal court isn't where the truth magically comes out — it's where legally admissible evidence is presented. Board Certified criminal defense attorney Brian Foley explains the biggest misconceptions about how Texas criminal court really works, and why one legal issue can change everything.
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People believe court is where the truth magically comes out — but that's not how it works. Board Certified criminal defense attorney Brian Foley explains why real trials are about what the law allows to be presented, not the full story.
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Criminal defense is about protecting people, their rights, and their future. A Board Certified Conroe criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor explains what drives the work.
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Board Certified criminal defense attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley breaks down the top mistakes people make after a criminal arrest in Texas — talking to police, going it alone, and waiting too long to hire a lawyer — and how to protect your rights.
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2026 update on THC vape pens in Texas: after the SB 3 veto and the 2025 vape sale ban, possessing THC oil is still a Penalty Group 2 felony. See the penalties, defenses, and our full guide.
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College Station DWI lawyer Answers top DWI Questions on Video - Brian Foley Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer
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Can I get a straight probation conviction non-disclosed? Yes!
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Do you really need a lawyer for a DWI in Montgomery County, Texas? Board Certified attorney and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley explains why a DWI is not a traffic ticket, the 15-day license deadline, and how a defense lawyer protects your record.
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Answered by Brian Foley - Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer in Conroe, Texas.
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One thing that we pride ourselves on at Brian Foley Law PLLC is providing a level of responsiveness and care far exceeding our competition. our goal is to be…
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Questions to find the best DWI lawyer in Montgomery County, Texas
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Check out my recent interview with Luis Baez discussing refusing a field sobriety test in a Texas DWI case.
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DUI Lawyer in Montgomery County, Texas.
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If you’ve been charged with a DWI or are curious about what it entails, you’ve come to the right place. I’m Brian Foley, a criminal defense lawyer and DWI…
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Montgomery County Possession of Marijuana Attorney
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A Montgomery County Marijuana Lawyer’s Take on Warrantless Searches
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As of March 9, 2025, one of the most pressing legal topics in Montgomery County, Texas, revolves around Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 2…
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Montgomery County DWI Lawyer
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When facing a DWI charge in Montgomery County, Texas, selecting the right legal representation can make all the difference. The process of finding the best…
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Behind the Scenes at Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney, Brian Foley Law: Meet Legal Assistant Rachel Cantu
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If you've been arrested for possessing a THC vape pen in Montgomery County, Texas, you're not alone. Many people, especially young individuals, are finding…
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Zapata V. State Findings of Family Violence
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Weed Case Lawyer - Montgomery County, Texas
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Charged with Poss CS PG2 less than 1 gram in Montgomery County? A THC vape charge under a gram is a state jail felony — but it has real defenses. Learn what 'less than 1 gram' means and how attorney Brian Foley fights these cases.
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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley explains Rule 613 of the Texas Rules of Evidence.
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Rule 610 is one of those rules that is accepted to the point that I have never seen it come up in a courtroom. The rule is that a witness's religious beliefs…
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Rule 609 is probably the most famous and well known of the 600s. There are some nuances that are either forgotten or never learned but we will be going over…
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Rule 608 tells you what to do to prove that someone is a liar. In general you can call other witnesses to talk about the person's reputation for being a…
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Rule 607 says that any party may impeach a witness. You may be asking, 'What does impeachment mean?' No, it's not like what happened to Bill Clinton, or…
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Rule 606 is another rule that seems like it should be pretty obvious. If you get selected to be on the jury that is hearing the case, you can't testify as a…
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To make sure someone is mentally competent to be tried in the first place you have to determine that they understand the nature of judicial proceedings and…
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Texas Rule of Evidence 604 is a very simple and straightforward rule which merely requires that an interpreter be qualified and give an oath or affirmation…
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You can't talk about things you don't really know. But that has never stopped anyone from sharing what they think. In court however an attorney for the…
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The Woodlands Texas Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley, and Texas Rules of Evidence.
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Rule 507 is the rule which protects trade secrets. Some of the most famous example of trade secrets are the google algorithm, the 11 spices in KFC's original…
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Montgomery County, Texas Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley is Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Rules of Evidence Series Rule 803
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley Discusses Texas Rule of Evidence 701
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley discusses Rule of Evidence 615.
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Rule 614 is the only rule that is know by lawyers simply as 'The Rule.' You would think it would be something of paramount importance? Well I'm not sure that…
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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The Texas Rule of Evidence allow a privilege related to the particular vote cast by an individual.
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Conroe Criminal Defense Lawyer Brian Foley discusses Texas Rule of Evidence 101
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Rules of Evidence Series RULE 505
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Evading Arrest or Detention with a Vehicle is a third-degree felony in Texas under Penal Code § 38.04 — punishable by 2 to 10 years in prison. Learn the punishment, the elements the State must prove, and how to defend the charge in Montgomery County.
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Can you go to Jail for Marijuana in Conroe, Texas or The Woodlands, Texas in Montgomery County? Video Answer
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Do You Need a Lawyer for a Marijuana Case in Montgomery County, Texas?
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In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, which recently struck the Montgomery County and Walker County areas, communities are grappling with the storm's aftermath…
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Walker County Criminal Defense Attorney Discusses common cases
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As Montgomery County, Texas residents in Conroe are once again affected by flooding many are questing if the newly installed medians on Highway 105 are…
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Brian Foley - Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney Answers the question Can I get a Marijuana case dismissed in Walker County, Texas. You can research…
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Assault Class C Family Violence (FV) in Montgomery County is a fine-only ticket, but a conviction carries a family-violence finding that can stay on your record and enhance future charges. Learn how to handle it.
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Montgomery County criminal lawyer and former Chief Prosecutor Brian Foley shares a short trial-tactics video on cross-examination — one of the moments where a criminal case is won or lost.
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Failure to ID in College Station Texas
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Can I Get a DUI expunged in Texas? Yes but you might have to wait until you're at least 21 years old!
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Greetings, I'm Brian Foley, an experienced criminal defense attorney based in Conroe, with additional offices in The Woodlands and Houston. Today, let's…
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In general, marijuana remains illegal in Texas, including the location of Spring. Law enforcement officers in Montgomery County continue to make arrests for…
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DWI basics in The Woodlands Texas
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley Discusses Texas Rule of Evidence 103.
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Brian Foley, Conroe Criminal Defense Lawyer and legal pundit on the Rules of Evidence welcomes you back to our evidence series. Today we discuss Rule 105…
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Conroe Attorney Brian Foley Discusses Texas Rules of Evidence 106 and 107.
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The prosecutors have to provide an opportunity to a defendant to review records and for an attorney they have to provide copies. This is true because of the…
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Herrera v. State, No. 12-22-00047-CR, 6 (Tex. App. Apr. 28, 2023) is a Texas criminal case that involves the charge of unlawful interception of electronic…
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ASSAULT CLASS C - FAMILY VIOLENCE(FV) is a classification that the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in Conroe, Texas uses to classify arrests made for…
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When facing criminal charges, finding the right criminal defense attorney can mean the difference between going to jail and going home. However, not all…
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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Conroe Criminal Attorney - Case Law Summary - Massey v. State April 2023
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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Possession of Marijuana Lawyer Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Conroe Lawyer - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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Yes, a DWI is worse than a DUI in Texas. A DUI is a ticket and a DWI is an arrestable offense in Texas. A DWI is a class B misdemeanor for first time…
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PCS CS PG2 = 1G < 4G is a third degree felony offense in the State of Texas and if you have been caught in The Woodlands Texas, Conroe, Texas or anywhere in…
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If you've been accused of marijuana possession in Conroe, Houston, the Woodlands, or surrounding counties in Texas, Brian Foley is here to help. As a former…
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Assault Class A Family Violence (FV) in Montgomery County is a charge under Texas Penal Code 22.01 for causing bodily injury to a family or household member. Learn the penalties, the future-enhancement risk, and how to defend it.
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Have you been caught in The Woodlands, Conroe, or anywhere in Montgomery County, Texas with a vape pen containing THC? If so, you are likely to be charged…
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A DWI isn't like a traffic ticket. There can be long term consequences and jail time up to 180 days even on a first offense DWI charge in Texas. Here's a…
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Walker County Criminal Defense Attorney - Can you drive after a DWI in Texas? Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Solicitation of Prostitution cases in Montgomery County, Texas often start as a police sting. Most major cities prosecute these operations. Brian Foley in…
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What can a DWI be reduced to in Texas? Walker County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley
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Brian Foley is a Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer who practices in The Woodlands, Texas.
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Walker County DWI Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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If you have been arrested for DWI in Walker County or Huntsville, Texas, and the police have taken your blood, you may still have a chance to fight the…
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The Woodlands, Texas - Criminal Defense Attorney and DWI attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Woodlands Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - DWI Attorney and Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Texas Marijuana Charge Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Kanye West recently posted a swastika to twitter. I do not in any way support this action and condemn it from the start. This got him banned from twitter…
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Did you know that Marijuana is still illegal in Texas? And worse than just illegal you can end up in jail for up to 180 days and be forced to pay a $2000…
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If you have court at the Montgomery County Courthouse it can be very tempting to use the 2 hour parking spots that are all around the courthouse complex…
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Montgomery County DWI Attorney - Brian Foley Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Brian Foley is a Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney in Montgomery County, Texas.
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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Conroe Criminal Defense Lawyer and Conroe DWI Lawyer Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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PCS CS PG2 = 1G < 4G Montgomery County Texas Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney in Conroe Texas, and The…
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Independence Day is celebrated across the United States of America because it was the day that we officially declared our Independence from England in 1776…
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Boating While Intoxicated - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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So many individuals are being arrested all over the State of Texas for Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 2 for Tetrahydrocannabinol or THC…
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PCS CS PG2 = 1G < 4G Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley Board Certified Criminal Defense attorney.
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If you are part of a group, church, youth facility, or other civic organization that is concerned with the well being of children contact my office…
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DWI Attorney in The Woodlands Texas - Will my license be suspended if I am arrested for DWI?
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The waterway in the woodlands is a favorite spot to gather with friends, have a good time, and yes from time to time drink alcohol. Well what happens when…
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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The Woodlands DWI Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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The Woodlands DWI Attorney - Was I targeted specifically for DWI? STEP law enforcement program.
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So can you dig a tiger pit in your backyard? What about an electric fence? How far can you go in Texas to protect your property from trespassers? Well we…
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What makes the difference in a DWI case? How do you get a case dismissed when the blood alcohol level comes back at three times the legal limit? How do you…
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Howdy, I'm Brian Foley your friendly neighborhood and (cough) board certified, Criminal Defense Attorney. I am sure you never wanted to hire someone like me…
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Theft charges can be some of the most challenging criminal cases to deal with long term. A theft conviction can follow you for the rest of your life and cost…
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law
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Conroe DWI Attorney - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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Texas Code of Criminal Procedure 15.25 reads, 'In case of felony, the officer may break down the door of any house for the purpose of making an arrest, if he…
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DWI or Driving While Intoxicated has multiple punishment ranges. For a first time DWI with an alcohol concentration less than .15 a DWI is a Class B and has…
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If you or someone you know was arrested over Christmas for DWI, Assault Family Member, or some other offense the first thing you'll need to do is figure out…
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A frequent question in the Montgomery County Criminal Defense practice is, 'What is Community Supervision or Probation?
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Conroe DWI Attorney - Brian Foley practices in Conroe, Texas and The Woodlands assisting individuals who have been accused of DWI or other matters as a…
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Conroe and Montgomery County DWI lawyer Brian Foley Explains the field sobriety test least likely to convince a jury.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley on the topic of Possession of Marijuana (Spelled Marihuana in the Texas Health and Safety Code)
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley - Family Violence Attorney - Woodlands Family Violence Attorney.
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Montgomery County Criminal Defense Attorney - Brian Foley discusses the charge of Evading Arrest in Texas, Conroe, Houston, and The Woodlands.
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Can Officer's enter a home without a warrant when there has been a recent fire? YES.
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Brian Foley is criminal defense attorney in Montgomery County, Texas that represents people accused of Terroristic Threat and Assault Family Member in…
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Texas Rule of Evidence 612
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Rule 611 is the rule that most trial objections technically fall under.
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If you think that the police may be investigating something you did, or someone that you love, then the thing you might be worried about is called a Warrant…
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Kids make mistakes when they're young, professionals can sometimes make mistakes after a lifetime of good behavior. If you find yourself being charged with a…
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I sometimes look back on my life before becoming a lawyer and think about my thought about the justice system and the law when I knew about as much as other…
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So you feel like you're winning the case. You've gotten evidence excluded that you wanted to be excluded and the jury seems to be going your way. But you can…
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When charges are filed or an arrest has been made the first thing that people often worry about it how long they will be going to jail. But if you've never…
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The cliffs notes version of why Bill Cosby got released from prison as as follows:
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Wal-Mart is one of the largest retail companies in the world. They have locations everywhere and they are frequently the victim in criminal cases of theft…
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When you realize you've been charged with a crime you immediately feel like the weight of the world is upon you. The weight of the government actually is…
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A DWI is one of the hardest types of charges to get dismissed. Typically if someone has no criminal history and they are getting in trouble for the first…
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For anyone who's ever been punched in the stomach, or guys who've been kicked in the . . . .
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Leonid Ivanovich Rogozov was a Soviet general practitioner who took part in the sixth Soviet Antarctic Expedition, 1960–1961. He was in Antarctica and was…
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The Woodlands Texas, Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley shares his thoughts on jury trials and how to prepare your table.
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Have you ever felt incompetent? Like you tried to bake a cake and it came out awful? Or maybe you did your best to do a cartwheel it it just wasn't…
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When you buy something you can typically look up how much it costs. I know when I shop for something if it says, 'Call for price.' That means I won't be…
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Try to avoid these 5 cardinal mistakes when looking to hire a lawyer. Here's what people do . . .
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In almost every Assault Family Member charge in Montgomery County, Texas the magistrate Judge issues an emergency protective order or as they call it in…
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Theft charges are among the worst types of convictions to have on 'your record.' A theft is what is called a 'moral turpitude' crime. This means it is a…
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Rule 512 is the do-over measure that allows for a claim of privilege when it was wrongfully compelled by a court or made without the opportunity to claim the…
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Rule 511 is the rule which allows for waiver of the various privileges outlined in the preceding 500 series rules. This rule allows the person who is the…
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Statements made to a psychiatrist or psychologist are generally privileged in Civil cases. There is no privilege for criminal cases. The most likely method…
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The Physician-Patient Privilege. This rule might have more exceptions and sections than any of the other rules other than the rule against hearsay.
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When you're looking for a Criminal Defense Attorney or Criminal Defense Lawyer in the Woodlands, Texas what should you be thinking about?
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Everyone hates the rat. Except the Texas rules of Evidence. Rule 508 is the Snitch rule. A frequently used law enforcement technique is the use of a person…
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Can the police search your home for weapons without a warrant? In a 9-0 opinion the Supreme Court Decided that police officers couldn't search Caniglia's…
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Rule 504 is called the Spousal Privilege Rule. It was renamed since I have become a lawyer in 2010. Back then it was called the 'Husband-Wife Privileges.'…
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"Does the mom automatically get the kids in a Divorce?"
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Criminal Defense Attorney Family Violence, The Woodlands, Conroe, Houston. Domestic Violence Attorney in Conroe, Montgomery County, The Woodlands
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Rules of Evidence Series RULE 502
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With some hesitancy and acknowledgment of my own failures, I offer this advice to other lawyers after being overcome by a sense of respect for the rule of…
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney - Texas Rule of Evidence Rule 406.
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Texas Rule of Evidence 404(b) - Conroe Criminal Defense Lawyer - Brian Foley - Board Certified in Criminal Law.
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I’m going to break up Rule 404 into part (a) and part (b) because it is a large rule and part (b) is kind of like a separate rule altogether. Rule 404 is…
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Conroe Criminal Defense Lawyer Texas Rules of Evidence Series Rule 202
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley Discusses Texas Rule of Evidence 104
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Conroe Criminal Defense Attorney Brian Foley discusses Texas Rule of Evidence 102
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When you are arrested for a DWI in Conroe, The Woodlands, or any other place in Montgomery County the officer will read what is called the DIC-24. The DIC-24…
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DWI consequences for Doctors. What happens to my medical license if I get a DWI. Doctor DWI
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Second Chances and Nick Saban
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When someone is arrested for a criminal offense many people believe that they go to jail until the time of the trial. This is not the way that the criminal…
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How long do you go to jail for a misdemeanor? What is Good time credit?
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First off what the heck is a motion in limine? (lim-uh-nee) A motion in limine is a legal document filed at the beginning of a jury trial before the lawyers…
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One of the most common crimes is theft. Specifically theft from Wal-Mart. Maybe this is because your average Wal-Mart has 3-4 asset protection employees…
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Every time you see an article that says 'use this one weird trick' you know it's a scam. But this one really isn't! The trick is called Article 38.23 of the…
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DWI punishment range in Texas, What is the punishment range for a first time DWI in Texas.
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Added by House Bill 2048 in 2019, there is a new mandatory fine imposed for Driving While Intoxicated Convictions.
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If there is one thing I have learned since becoming a lawyer, it is that old habits die hard. How many times have you heard objections on hearsay or…
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So you've been pulled over by a Houston Police officer for a traffic offense and then he claimed you were intoxicated and arrested you. But wait, when the…
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Is there really a mask requirement in Texas? What does Executive Order GA 29 really say? And can it be enforced?
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If you google yourself maybe you like what you find. Maybe you don't? One of the greatest things in our lifetimes is the invention of the internet and the…
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If you're like Rickey Bobby you may want to go fast. Well, you'll probably rack up a bunch of traffic tickets but you might not get arrested. In general you…
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If you've been arrested for a DWI the first decision you have to make is normally made on your own. The officer puts you in cuffs and then reads you a form…
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in 2019 Steve Harvey famously announced that Miss Colombia had won the Miss Universe Pageant. Only she hadn't! She was the runner up and was devastated when…
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Can you give a juror a beer during deliberations? For real, this could be a thing.
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Is Marihuana legal now in Texas? And why did you spell it with an 'h?
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For many years lawyers advised clients not to take any tests when pulled over for Driving While Intoxicated. Now in Montgomery and Harris County, and all…
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