In Gilmore v. State, a case out of the Court of Appeals in Texarkana, there was an anonymous tip that the defendant was traveling towards the county in a white truck, and that was found not to be sufficient to create reasonable suspicion because the route was a well-travelled corridor. In addition, "the corroborative tip merely predicted the defendant's current course of travel rather than any future itinerary"...The travel was down a well-travelled corridor, which was the usual route between Crockett and Trinity, and the tip merely predicted the defendant's current course of travel.
Credit Rehabilitation after Bankruptcy
A critical component to obtaining a fresh financial start is the rehabilitation of your credit. A typical client comes in with a large amount of unsecured or secured debt. When you file the bankruptcy and obtain a discharge from those obligations, your debt to income ratio obviously improves immediately. It is important in the future to stay current on all of your obligations, especially your homestead in order to begin rebuilding your credit score.
Judgement Against CPS For Groundless Removal of Houston Children
Texas Child Protective Services took two twin girls away from parents Darcy and Tye Miller after they suspected that the girls had been abused. However, the Millers claimed that the abuse allegations were false and hired a family law attorney so that they could successfully regain custody of their children.
