James P. Whalen
What Happens if You Get Caught with a Dab Pen in Texas? Penalties Explained
In recent years, vape pens and dab pens have exploded in popularity, especially among teens and young adults. While many use these devices to vape nicotine or flavored e-liquids, they’re also commonly used to inhale cannabis concentrates or THC oil. However, possessing THC in any form, including in a vape cartridge or dab pen, is…
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James P. Whalen
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What Crimes Can Juveniles Be Charged as Adults for in Texas?
As a parent, one of the most frightening calls you can receive is that your child has been arrested. Your first thought is likely how to protect them and ensure they’re treated fairly by the justice system. But an arrest can be even more stressful if you learn your child may be charged as an…
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James P. Whalen
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How to Get a Drug Trafficking Charge Dismissed in Texas
Federal drug trafficking charges carry some of the most severe penalties in the U.S. criminal justice system, with potential sentences ranging from years to life in prison. Whether you’re facing your first charge or have prior convictions, understanding your defense options and working with an experienced federal criminal defense attorney is crucial for protecting your…
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James P. Whalen
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How Much Prison Time Does a Habitual Offender Face in Texas?
In Texas, being labeled a habitual offender can dramatically increase your potential prison sentence, turning what might have been a relatively short term into decades behind bars. The Texas Habitual Offender Law, also known as the “three strikes law,” allows prosecutors to enhance penalties for defendants with prior felony convictions, potentially leading to lengthy mandatory minimum…
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James P. Whalen
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What is the Law of Parties in Texas Felony Cases?
Under Texas law, you can be charged and convicted of a felony even if you didn’t personally commit the crime. This legal concept, known as the Law of Parties, allows prosecutors to hold individuals criminally responsible if they helped plan, encourage, direct, aid, or attempt to aid someone else in committing a felony offense. This…
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James P. Whalen
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Evading Arrest, Explained: Penalties, Defenses, and Legal Options
If you’ve been charged with evading arrest in Texas, you may feel overwhelmed and uncertain about what to do next. Evading arrest is a serious criminal offense that can result in hefty fines, jail time, and a permanent mark on your record. At Whalen Law Office, we understand the stress and anxiety of facing criminal charges.…
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James P. Whalen
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Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon in Texas | Charges and Consequences
Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon is one of the most serious violent crimes under Texas law. A conviction can result in lengthy prison sentences, hefty fines, and a host of collateral consequences that can impact your life for years to come. If you or a loved one is facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly…
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James P. Whalen
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Whalen Law Office joins IR as the exclusive White Collar Crime member in Texas
IR Global, the world’s largest exclusive network of advisory firms is delighted to introduce that James P. Whalen has joined IR as our exclusive White Collar Crime member in Texas. Regardless of the type of criminal charge you are facing, Mr. Whalen’s clients receive personal care and attention, along with aggressive, vigorous, and experienced advocacy. When…
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James P. Whalen
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