Continuing the series on aggravated offenses, Houston, Texas criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate discusses Texas aggravated kidnapping charges, including various examples of actions which may lead to the charges and their legal ramifications.
Aggravated Offenses
Houston, Texas criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate discusses the addition of “aggravated” charges to Texas felony offenses, and explains their impact on sentencing.
Texas State Sex Offenses
In this presentation Houston criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate discusses Texas State law regarding sex offenses involving minors.
Our earlier video regarding “Defense of Sex Crimes” may be found at https://abbatelaw.com/2020/12/01/defense-of-sex-crimes/
Defense of Criminal Forgery Cases
In this film Houston, Texas criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate discusses forgery charges as applied to circumstances such as checks, government documents and medical prescriptions.
White Collar Crime and Fraud
Houston, Texas criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate discusses charges of so-called “white collar” crimes including embezzlement, mail fraud and wire fraud.
Defense of Drug Cases pt. 2: Federal Cases
In this second video discussing the defense of drug cases, Houston, Texas criminal attorney Tom Abbate discusses federal drug and conspiracy charges.
Defense of Drug Cases
In this first segment of a 2-part presentation Houston, Texas criminal law attorney Tom Abbate discusses the defense of drug possession charges in Texas.
Burglary: Criminal Defense
In this video Houston, Texas criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate explains the differences between the charges of burglary of a building and burglary of a habitation, as well as the associated criminal defense strategies.
Theft: Criminal Defense
In this video Houston, Texas criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate explains the defense of both misdemeanor and felony theft charges.
Defense of Sex Crimes
In this video Houston, Texas criminal defense attorney Tom Abbate discusses the defense of sex crimes, the skills required for a successful defense team, and the so-called “Outcry Statute”.
