On behalf of The Law Office of E.G. Morris | Jul 2, 2020 | criminal defense
Evidence is the driving force for most criminal cases. Without sufficient evidence, prosecutors have a difficult time filing and winning the case. For criminal defendants, examining types of evidence and methods of procurement is vital to the eventual outcome of the...
On behalf of The Law Office of E.G. Morris | Apr 10, 2020 | criminal defense
Fraud Two Texas residents admitting to mail fraud charges involving soda pop rebates each received a sentence consisting of probation without jail time. Federal fraud offenses generally include incarceration and large fines. The two individuals, however, entered into...
On behalf of The Law Office of E.G. Morris | Apr 10, 2020 | criminal defense
Voluntary Disclosure With the emergence of spring also comes tax season. If you live and work in the U.S., you have a legal obligation to comply with the nation’s tax laws. Should you fail to file or pay your taxes each year, you may face serious consequences,...
On behalf of The Law Office of E.G. Morris | Feb 18, 2020 | criminal defense
Stories of fraud being committed by people in Austin can often stir up emotion (particularly when those who are the targets of such accusations are seemingly well off financially). In such situations, it may be easy for authorities to turn public opinion against those...
by The Law Office of E.G. Morris | Feb 21, 2019 | criminal defense
From a young age, most of us have been taught not to take things that don’t belong to us. While we may know this on the most basic level, sometimes things happen that can cause a person to be put in a situation in which they are accused of theft or a...
by The Law Office of E.G. Morris | Feb 7, 2019 | criminal defense
Whether you were on your way home from a friend’s, the bar or doing your everyday commute, a law enforcement officer may decide to pull you over while you’re behind the wheel. Being accused of DUI looks a little different for everyone. Maybe the officer...
