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What happens if you shoplift at Kroger?

Kroger is one of the largest supermarket chains in the United States with 2719 stores in 35 states. In the Houston area alone, there are at least 35 Kroger stores. In Harris County, many shoplifting arrests are made at Kroger. But what kind of policy does Kroger have against shoplifters? What can you expect if…

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Can shoplifting be a felony in Texas?

If you are arrested for shoplifting in Texas, you are likely feeling anxious about the potential criminal penalties or damage to your reputation or job prospects. One common concern among first- time shoplifting defendants is whether shoplifting is treated as a misdemeanor or felony under Texas law. A felony conviction can carry steeper penalties and…

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How is road rage charged in Houston?

As one of the largest cities in the nation, many Houstonians have to deal with stressful traffic conditions that leave many people on edge. Unfortunately, traffic-related stress results in a high number of road rage incidents in Houston. In fact, according to some estimates, Houston leads the nation in road rage. But how is road…

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How to Get a Terroristic Threat Case Dismissed

One of the most frequently charged criminal offenses in the Greater Houston area is terroristic threat. Although the terroristic threat statute encompasses a wide variety of behavior, virtually all cases that get filed involve a person making a threat to another person. Under Texas Penal Code 22.07(a)(2), this variation of terroristic threat involves threatening to…

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How to Get a Criminal Mischief Case Dropped

If you are accused of intentionally damaging property in the Houston area, you may be facing a charge of criminal mischief. Criminal mischief involves intentionally or knowingly damaging the property of another person or defacing property with graffiti. Less commonly, it can also be charged for interfering or disrupting public utilities, like electricity, water or…

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