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As a former prosecutor, I explain why facing serious charges requires more than just a negotiator—you need an attorney with a proven track record of actually fighting before a jury. I detail how prosecutor behavior changes when they know your lawyer isn't afraid to go to trial, and why that distinction is critical for your freedom.

This blog by attorney Tylden Shaeffer, with over 30 years of experience, helps parents navigate the complexities of Title IX investigations and protect their child's future.

Even five years after the COVID-19 pandemic began to sweep through the United States, we’re still dealing with the lingering effects of the coronavirus and the measures used in response to it.

While many states have legalized marijuana for personal recreational use, even possession of a small amount of cannabis can lead to jail time in Texas.

Once again, a change in presidential administrations has triggered major revisions to the rules regarding Title IX enforcement. Originally passed in 1972, Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in federally funded education programs and activities.

Many students understand the feeling of being caught cheating while in school. Looking at someone else’s paper or some crib notes during a test could lead to a bad grade