by Philip Ray | Jan 26, 2026 | Blog, Weapons Crime
A weapons charges case can be stressful, costly, and overwhelming, especially in Texas, where laws are nuanced and complex. Texas weapons charges can lead to jail time, fines, loss of rights, and long-lasting impacts on your personal and professional life. Here’s what...
by Philip Ray | Jun 23, 2023 | Weapons Crime
In the aftermath of tragic incidents like the Uvalde school shooting, the effectiveness of Texas gun laws has come under intense scrutiny. With the prevalence of gun violence across the nation, many Texas citizens are asking lawmakers to evaluate existing regulations...
by Philip Ray | May 26, 2023 | Weapons Crime
Your gun rights may be impacted if you are accused of domestic violence in Texas. Can a convicted abuser get a gun in Texas? Whether an individual convicted of a domestic violence offense can get a gun in Frisco, Texas, for example, depends on the specific conviction...
by Philip Ray | Jun 21, 2022 | Weapons Crime
Charges for Crimes Involving Guns In Frisco As an open carry state, Texas grants residents the right to carry long guns openly in public and to carry handguns without a permit in most public settings. While the personal philosophies on guns can vary greatly, it’s...
by Philip Ray | Feb 27, 2022 | Weapons Crime
Texas is an open-carry state for handguns. Open carry refers to when a person carries a firearm in public that is either fully or partially visible to others. It is different from concealed carry, where the gun is not visible to the casual observer. The right to open...
by Philip Ray | May 18, 2020 | Weapons Crime
The Texas legislature recently passed several new gun-related laws designed to ease restrictions on firearms. These laws will have a significant effect on all Texans, especially the 1.2 million residents who are active holders of concealed handgun permits. Below is a...
