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The San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association ( SACDLA ) recently held its Nuts n’ Bolts Seminar as part of its Continued Legal Education (CLE) programs. As the name implies, the Nuts n’ Bolts ...

Attorney Fox was recently named one of the Top DWI Attorneys of 2017 in San Antonio by S.A. Scene Magazine. This is the fourth year in a row that our San Antonio DWI lawyer has been recognized for ...

On top of his numerous other accomplishments in the field of criminal defense law, Attorney John J. Fox was named among the Best S.A. Lawyers of 2016 by San Antonio Scene in the category of DUI and ...

The Administrative License Revocation (ALR) Program in Texas is not related to the criminal court process that unfolds after a person is arrested for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). The ALR process ...

Being charged with assault can be a daunting experience, and the consequences of a conviction can be severe. However, with the right strategies and a skilled legal team, it is possible to build a ...

Those who have been charged with a crime in Texas are afforded several rights through the criminal process. This ensures consistency and fairness during the judicial proceedings. In most states, the ...

The Bexar County Sheriff's Office has now had to change how it informs people of the existence of an arrest warrant against them thanks to a new scam being perpetrated against the community. Criminals ...

Drug paraphernalia laws in Texas are strict and can have severe consequences for those possessing prohibited items. Understanding what is considered drug paraphernalia and its legal implications is ...

Drug possession charges are serious matters in Texas due to the potential penalties and the consequences it can have on your record and reputation. While the penalties for drug possession vary from ...

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has announced that they have shut down a multi-million dollar drug operation based in San Antonio, TX. The investigation has been going on for two years now ...

As we gear up for the Fourth of July celebrations, it's important to remember that driving while intoxicated (DWI) arrests tend to increase during this time. In fact, the National Highway Traffic ...

The San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association ( SACDLA ) recently held its Nuts n’ Bolts Seminar as part of its Continued Legal Education (CLE) programs. As the name implies, the Nuts n’ Bolts ...

Attorney Fox was recently named one of the Top DWI Attorneys of 2017 in San Antonio by S.A. Scene Magazine. This is the fourth year in a row that our San Antonio DWI lawyer has been recognized for ...

Learn Valuable Information from the Comfort of Your Own Home On Friday, June 12 th, Attorney John J. Fox will take the virtual stage by storm and discuss criminal record sealing eligibility in Texas. ...

The San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association ( SACDLA ) recently held its Nuts n’ Bolts Seminar as part of its Continued Legal Education (CLE) programs. As the name implies, the Nuts n’ Bolts ...

Learn Valuable Information from the Comfort of Your Own Home On Friday, June 12 th, Attorney John J. Fox will take the virtual stage by storm and discuss criminal record sealing eligibility in Texas. ...

If you are interested in having your record cleared in Texas, there are specific steps that you must follow. For help with the paperwork, possible hearing, and other requirements team up with an ...

Criminal records can limit a person in many areas, such as getting a job or applying for a loan. Seeking expunction is a way to have your record cleared and open up opportunities for your future. The ...

Texas uses different classes of crimes in order to categorize offenses by their severity. For example, crimes such as murder, rape, sexual assault and kidnapping are serious and would most likely ...

If you are pulled over by law enforcement who suspects intoxication, they may conduct field sobriety tests. There are three common tests that will be performed. The three tests make up the ...

Theft is a serious offense in Texas, but grand theft is even harsher than other theft offenses. If the value of the property involved in an offense is less than $500, the charges are generally petty ...

Texas uses different classes of crimes in order to categorize offenses by their severity. For example, crimes such as murder, rape, sexual assault and kidnapping are serious and would most likely ...

Being on probation in Texas entails having community supervision but a Motion to Revoke Probation (MTRP) holds severe consequences. Probation is essentially a second chance for an offender to be on ...

Learn Valuable Information from the Comfort of Your Own Home On Friday, June 12 th, Attorney John J. Fox will take the virtual stage by storm and discuss criminal record sealing eligibility in Texas. ...

The San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association ( SACDLA ) recently held its Nuts n’ Bolts Seminar as part of its Continued Legal Education (CLE) programs. As the name implies, the Nuts n’ Bolts ...

While many attorneys are good, it takes a special skill set to be great. At The Law Office of John J. Fox, you are greeted with one of the best criminal defense attorneys in all of Texas. Attorney ...

The San Antonio Criminal Defense Lawyers Association ( SACDLA ) recently held its Nuts n’ Bolts Seminar as part of its Continued Legal Education (CLE) programs. As the name implies, the Nuts n’ Bolts ...

A former coach at St. Margaret Mary Catholic School has been charged with aggravated sexual assault of one of his young students from when he worked as a physical education teacher at the school in ...

Sex trafficking is not just a foreign phenomenon. Some estimates say that anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 children in the U.S. are sexually exploited in the human trafficking underworld. This even ...

As of September 1, 2013, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has put new traffic laws in order. The goal of these new laws is to increase driver protection on the road while punishing those ...

Authorities initially blamed a Texan student, C.B., for wounding himself and two others with a pistol on the Lone Star College campus on January 22, 2013. Earlier today, however, prosecutors dropped ...