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Aggressive, Skilled Defense Attorney
Dallas criminal defense attorney Alan Kazdoy devotes his practice exclusively to helping the folks of Texas resolve criminal legal matters. He is extremely experienced in all areas of criminal defense. Contact Attorney Kazdoy to find out how he can assist you resolve your case and move on with your life.

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The Law Workplace of Alan C. Kazdoy provides clients results-oriented representation. If you are facing criminal charges anywhere in Texas, your 1st line of defense is an attorney with a deep understanding of Texas law, the expertise essential to be efficient in the courtroom and the commitment to excellence that guarantees your case will be treated with the care and personal attention it deserves. Alan Kazdoy has constructed a effective legal career by offering clients with precisely these services. Your case and your future are in capable hands at The Law Office of Alan C. Kazdoy.

Kinds of criminal matters Attorney Kazdoy can support you resolve include, but are not limited to, the following:

â?¢DWI
â?¢Drug crimes
â?¢Sexual crimes / assault
â?¢Felonies
â?¢Traffic offenses / tickets
â?¢Homicides
â?¢Misdemeanors
â?¢Juvenile law
â?¢Parole and probation
â?¢Criminal Appeals

Get in touch with Alan Kazdoy today
There is a danger in hesitating when it comes to Texas criminal defense matters. Do not delay, or your case could endure. Get in touch with The Law Office of Alan C. Kazdoy nowadays to uncover out how to resolve your criminal case. Call us at (214) 272-0043.

According to the Texas Penal Code, the legal limit for intoxication is .08 blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Yet, if a police officer believes you are driving drunk or that your driving is impaired, you can nonetheless be stopped and arrested for DWI, regardless of your BAC. For each subsequent DWI offense, the penalties get more and more severe.

For these factors, it is crucial that an skilled Dallas criminal defense attorney represent you if you have been charged with driving while intoxicated in Texas. Attorney Alan C. Kazdoy has helped numerous persons facing these charges cut down or get rid of their sentence. Persons make errors and Alan Kazdoy is committed to helping those individuals get a second probability.

Penalties of Texas DWI convictions
Texas DWI arrests are a very significant matter. Penalties are severe and can price you time, money, privileges and freedom on a extremely grand scale. It is perfectly legal for a person to drink and then drive a automobile, as long as the individual is not legally intoxicated. Having said that, several non-intoxicated drivers are arrested for DWI. Alan, criminal lawyer Dallas, can support these people get back on track and potentially stay clear of some of the following Texas penalties for DWI convictions:

Initial Texas DWI conviction
â?¢$2,000 fine
â?¢Six months in jail
â?¢Suspended license for a year
â?¢$1,000 per year surcharge for 3 years
Second Texas DWI conviction
â?¢$4,000 fine
â?¢One year in jail
â?¢Suspended license for two years
â?¢$1,500 per year surcharge for three years
Third Texas DWI conviction
â?¢$10,000 fine
â?¢Two to ten years in state prison
â?¢Suspended license for two years
â?¢$2,000 per year surcharge for three years
Get aid from The Law Office of Alan C. Kazdoy
If you are facing Texas DWI or DUI charges, the 1st issue you require to do is get experienced representation. There are choices for you. Alan Kazdoy, criminal lawyer Dallas
can aid you take a poor predicament and turn it around. Contact the firm today for a second opportunity. Call us at (214) 272-0043
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Warren Brown

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One moment you’re in a boat, speeding across the water and enjoying your day off when the driver takes a disastrous turn into a rock. Thrown from the boat, your day of fun in the sun has turned into a tragic accident.

 

Sadly, scenarios like this one are not that uncommon. Accidents in the water often lead to serious brain, back, and neck injuries. In 2007 alone there were 3,686 reported injuries due to boating in Texas, and a total of 5,223 boating-related accidents.

 

What’s so shocking about these numbers? According to the Coast Guard, only 10 percent of boating accidents are actually reported! That means there is likely 10 times the number of accidents happening that require representation. This is despite a law that states accident reports have to be filed within 30 days of a boating related incident or a fine up to $500 could be issued.

 

Lake Travis alone had 12 fatalities in 2006. Although alcohol is commonly sited as the leading cause for boating-related accidents, according to the Lake Travis Safety, having the right equipment on board is just as important as watching how much you drink. Boating safety needs to start before arriving at the lake. A great example is having the right fire extinguisher for your boat, as a fire could break out unexpectedly. This often happens when owners forget to let their boat cool down before putting them in garages or dry-stack storage facilities.

 

A serious boating accident could create big expenses from medical bills, lost wages or long-term care needs. If you or a loved one has been the victim of a boating accident, you need an Austin lawyer who is experienced in boating accidents.

 

Hiring an Austin Lawyer from McMinn Law will give you the best chance of recovering what you need from your injury case. They have experienced knowledge of local and state laws concerning water-related accidents and have assisted clients who suffered water or boating accidents on Lake Travis, Lake Austin, Lake Lyndon B. Johnson, Lake Buchanan, Inks Lake, Lake McQueeney, Horseshoe Bay, and the Guadalupe River.

An Austin Lawyer from McMinn Law will make a full evaluation of your immediate and future needs to ensure that you recover every cent you deserve. Once you work with McMinn Law, you’ll feel confident that your case is being handled in the most cost-effective way possible. They specialize in personal injury cases, and their attorneys will aggressively assert your rights against all negligent parties.

 

The experienced attorneys at the McMinn Law Firm LLP, located in Austin, Texas, provide intelligent, resourceful and aggressive legal counsel on criminal defense and personal injury cases. When the outcome of your legal situation can depend on the quality of your legal counsel, it is important that you retain a personal injury attorney who is fully committed to safeguarding your rights and representing you in a court of law.

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AnthonyWilliams

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As an attorney specializing in white collar criminal defense in Dallas, Henry Wade of The Wade Law Firm, understands both state and federal criminal laws and walks his clients through the entire process of fighting their cases, from negotiating pleas to preparing for trial. With over 20 years of experience in law, Wade has helped defend clients faced with chargers of theft, homicide, drug possession and forgery.

 

Common Examples of Forgery

Criminally altering a document in any way to change its authenticity, and then knowingly trying to use that changed document as the genuine original is legally considered forgery. For example:

 

If you sign another person’s name to a check without authorization, with the intent of using it for your own purposes

 

If you sign a name on the back of another person’s check in order to receive the money for yourself

 

Changing the details of a document, such as a deed, and then signing the altered deed and presenting it as an original

 

Creating a legal document, like a marriage or death certificate, under someone else’s name or a fabricated name

 

State or Federal Crime

Forgery is charged on the state level in most cases, and each state has its own set of laws and guidelines for prosecuting the crime. Even if you failed to gain anything as a result of the forgery, but the intent was there, you can still be charged. In Texas, if you are in possession of fraudulent documents, or have forged a check, it is considered a state felony, and you can be sentenced to up to two years in prison and fined up to $10,000. It is comparable to theft of something valued $15,000 to $20, 000 and the unauthorized use of a vehicle.

 

If the forged documents are sent via the United States post office, then it can possibly be considered mail fraud, which is a federal crime. Using the means of the U.S. Postal Service to further a fraudulent scheme, such as mailing false documents to an insurance company, is considered mail fraud. If charged with the crime, you can be indicted by the United States Attorney’s Office and can be forced to pay fines, spend up to 20 years in prison, or both.

 

Two Real Life Examples

In October of 2005, Jonathan Mattocks was arrested in Manhattan for picking up pay-per-ride MetroCards, which are used to gain access to the city’s subways, bending the magnetic strip that holds the value of the card, and charging riders $1 to pass through the turnstiles using the cards. It was a trait of the cards that, if you bent the magnetic strip, you can get a one-time free ride because the turnstiles could not determine that the card had no value if the strip was tampered with. In April of 2009, the New York Times reported that Mattocks would be charged with forgery because he was altering the cards to read that they were still of value, when in fact they weren’t.

 

In 1972, the autobiography of Howard Hughes was set for release. Howard Hughes was a multi-millionaire businessman, aviator and acclaimed producer of films like The Outlaw and Scarface, who at that time had not appeared in public in over a decade because of a serious illness that made him too weak. It turned out however, that Hughes did not pen the book, but, Clifford Irving did. Irving had no contact with Hughes or any of his family members, and completely fabricated the entire book. After being convicted of forgery for trying to make a profit by selling the book of someone else’s life without permission, and disguising himself as Hughes for the purpose of writing the book, Irving was sentenced to two and a half years in prison.

 

Any criminal charge brought against you is a serious matter that should not be handled on your own. So if you are accused of a crime, you need an experienced defense attorney on your side who knows the severity of your situation.

 

This article is for informational purposes only.  You should not rely on this article as a legal opinion on any specific facts or circumstances, and you should not act upon this information without seeking professional counsel.  Publication of this article and your receipt of this article does not create an attorney-client relationship.

 

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