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A Texas DUI results in a distinguishable auto insurance rate hike, though these increases vary across insurance providers. On average, DUI offenders can see an increase of several hundred dollars a year on their car insurance. Some insurance companies may even refuse coverage following a DUI in Texas. Does DUI...

HOW LONG DOES A CLASS A MISDEMEANOR STAY ON YOUR RECORD IN TEXAS? Class A misdemeanors remain on Texas criminal records permanently even when the case is dismissed. Class A misdemeanors are severe offenses that carry damaging consequences, including a permanent criminal conviction that can devastate professional prospects. Class A...

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All FINRA members are required to report any Felony indictments, convictions, or guilty or no contest pleas. FINRA also requires members to report any misdemeanor offenses involving false oaths, false reports, bribery, perjury, counterfeiting, and many other offenses involving fraudulent pretenses. Members are required to report any level charges involving...

WHAT IS INVASIVE VISUAL RECORDING IN TEXAS? Invasive visual recording prohibits recording or photographing another’s “intimate area” without permission, if the intimate area is not subject to public view. The statute also prohibits recording or photographing others in a bathroom or changing room, in addition to transmitting any prohibited photograph...

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