Anatomy of a Murder Still a Great Book

I just finished reading Anatomy of a Murder and I found it to be one of the most accurate novels about a criminal […]

Michael Morton Act Brings Big Changes in Criminal Discovery

The Michael Morton Act will apply to all criminal cases that are filed as of January 1st, 2014. It represents the first significant […]

Courthouses Closed by Weather

If your case was set on a day where the court was closed due to the recent ice storm; you need to contact […]

Jury Confusion

The great criminal defense blog, Simple Justice, has an excellent post about juries and their ability to follow jury instructions. The case cited occurred in Stamford, […]

Blood Tests in DWI Cases

It is becoming more and more popular for police agencies to secure blood tests from people charged with dwi, drunk driving, or dui. […]

Fighting a False Charge of Family Violence

   Unfortunately, you cannot rely on your spouse to do the right thing and try to stop the bogus charges of family violence […]

Jail Calls Used as Evidence for Prosecution

Anyone held in jail for a criminal charge should be aware that every phone call they make from jail is not only recorded […]

Earl Rogers Great Criminal Trial Lawyer

Any good criminal trial lawyer is always searching for ways to improve their trial skills. One way to do that is to study […]

Oswald Trial

WFAA filmed the first trial of Lee Harvey Oswald and aired the edited version in June. The courtroom we used was in the […]

Defending Oswald

This past year I was asked to participate in a mock trial of Lee Harvey Oswald by the State Bar of Texas, The […]