What Is Sexual Assault Under Texas Penal Code § 22.011?
Texas law defines sexual assault as non-consensual sexual penetration or contact. Learn what the state must prove, the penalties you face, and how a defense attorney challenges these charges.
Can You Be Arrested for a Sex Crime Based Only on an Accusation?
In Texas, an arrest can happen based on an outcry witness statement alone — no physical evidence required. Here’s what to do if you’re facing an accusation without evidence.
How Long Do You Have to Register as a Sex Offender in Texas?
Texas sex offender registration can last 10 years, a lifetime, or be subject to early termination. Learn how Chapter 62 works, what triggers lifetime registration, and how to petition for removal.
False Accusations of Sexual Assault: How Texas Defense Attorneys Fight Back
False allegations of sexual assault happen more often than most people think. Learn the common patterns behind false accusations and the defense strategies that expose them.
What Is a Federal Sex Crime? Understanding CSAM, Trafficking, and Cross-Border Offenses
When a sex crime crosses state lines or involves the internet, federal jurisdiction applies. Learn the difference between state and federal sex crimes and why federal penalties are significantly harsher.
Indecency with a Child in Texas: What § 21.11 Actually Says
Indecency with a child under Texas Penal Code § 21.11 covers both contact and exposure offenses. Learn the elements, penalties, registration consequences, and available defenses.