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What Minor Alcohol Possession Means for Your Teen

January 18, 2024
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When it comes to alcohol possession by minors, Texas law is clear and strict. If your teen is caught with alcohol, it’s not just a small hiccup; it can have real consequences. At Barbieri Law Firm, P.C., we see many families facing this challenge, and we understand how stressful it can be. Whether it’s at…

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A Mistake Not Worth Making and the Impact of DUIs on a Teen’s Future

January 15, 2024
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Driving under the influence (DUI) is a grave error that carries significant consequences, especially for teenagers. In Texas, the law is particularly stringent regarding DUI offenses. The impact of such a charge on a young person’s life can be profound, affecting everything from their driving privileges to future employment opportunities. At Barbieri Law Firm, P.C.,…

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What You Need to Know About Court: Understanding the Anatomy of a Criminal Trial

October 9, 2023
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A day in court isn’t exactly like your favorite buddy cop TV show. At Barbieri Law Firm, we believe in providing our clients with the knowledge and support they need to navigate the legal process effectively. As your trusted legal advisors, we want to shed light on the anatomy of a criminal trial and what…

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Implications of Assaulting a Police Officer in Texas

August 10, 2023
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Being accused of assaulting a police officer puts you in a very difficult position. This offense carries severe penalties that can considerably impact your future. It’s essential to comprehend the legal implications and potential repercussions that you may face if convicted and take the best steps to protect your future. In Texas, assaulting a police…

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Understanding Assault and Battery in Texas

August 4, 2023
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People use the terms “assault” and “battery” together because at one time, these offenses were very closely related. However, under modern criminal statutes in Texas, the word battery is no longer relevant. Statutes apply the word assault to a large number of actions that once would have been referred to as battery. There are many…

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