Due to a burning desire to help as many Texans as possible, Richard C. McConathy has continued to expand his law firm to include multiple counties in the state of Texas. If you live within or near any of the following counties, don't hesitate to contact the Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy whenever you find yourself in need of a criminal defense lawyer. Dallas County - 972-233-5700 Tarrant County - 817-422-5350 Collin County - 469-304-3422 Denton County - 940-222-8004 Parker County - 817-458-3226 https://www.mcconathylaw.com/

Driving while intoxicated (DWI), more commonly referred to simply as drunk driving, is an incredibly dangerous criminal offense precisely because literally anybody is capable of committing the crime. People of all ages and various sizes are arrested every day in Texas on DWI charges, and this year has seen a shocking number of stories involving police officers actually being the ones charged with DWI. Take a look at this recent blog posted by The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy to take a deep dive into some of the recent police-involved DWIs that have taken place in the Lone Star State. https://bit.ly/2HGlTDY #dwi #dwilawyer #dallas #dfw #texas #lonestarstate #criminallawyer #defenselawyer

For over a decade, lawyer Brian Bolton has worked with The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy, providing elite legal counsel for Texans who are in need of a criminal defense lawyer. Learn more about Mr. Bolton's education history, qualifications, and professional memberships by clicking the link below: https://bit.ly/3igEd3k #dfw #dallas #fortworth #criminallaw #dwilawyer #dui #dwi

Today marked a return to in-person learning for many children in Irving and Arlington ISD. Though Dallas County has continued to monitor the risk associated with sending children back to in-person school, smaller counties and school districts have begun to resume traditional learning. Read more here: https://bit.ly/2HFfzg9 #covid19 #coronavirus #irving #arlington #tarrant #dallas #dfw #fortworth

The right to keep and bear arms is established in the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution but certain limitations to this right still exist. Many different kinds of weapons are subject to federal law, and possession of certain weapons or activities could be criminal offenses. When you are charged with a federal weapons crime, you need to understand the nature of the prosecution is dramatically different from weapons crimes prosecuted at the state level. Federal agencies are typically armed with much greater resources, and prosecutors enter courtrooms expecting convictions. Were you or your loved one arrested or do you think that you could be under investigation for an alleged federal weapons crime in Fort Worth? Be sure that you exercise your right to remain silent until you have legal representation. The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy defends both residents of and visitors to Tarrant County. Call (817) 422-5350 or contact us online to take advantage of a free consultation. https://bit.ly/2RVXNa5 #federal #weaponscharges #dwilawyer #criminallawyer #dfw #fortworth #dallas

Legal trouble does not have to lead to the end of life as you know it. If you live in Parker County and you're facing criminal charges, The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy can help. Contact our Weatherford, TX office by calling 817-458-3226 to schedule a free consultation with a member of our team. https://bit.ly/2HpkFgx #dwilawyer #mcconathylaw #criminallawyer #dfw

Dallas Police seized multiple kinds of illegal drugs while investigating a narcotics sales operation on March 16 at 4129 North Westmoreland Road. Members of the department’s Narcotics Section and SWAT executed a search warrant and found and seized 53.3 grams of cocaine, 957.3 grams of marijuana, 28.9 grams of K2, 52.5 grams of methamphetamine, 177.1 grams of cannabis oil, one firearm, and $582.00 in cash. There was no word on any arrests. If you were charged with any kind of drug crime in the Dallas area, contact The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy. https://cbsloc.al/38WCEWd

People who have been placed on probation are expected to conduct themselves lawfully and avoid any possible criminal interactions with police officers. When a person violates the terms of their probation, they could face the risk of possibly ending up in jail or prison. In some cases, a probation violation may be an entirely technical matter. If you have been accused of violating your probation in the Dallas area, contact The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy. https://bit.ly/2ONd0MV

Two Dallas police officers were arrested in separate incidents, including one officer suspected of driving while intoxicated (DWI) and another accused of assault and witness tampering. Senior Corporal Terry Charles was booked into the DeSoto Jail on charges of driving while intoxicated and unlawful carrying of a weapon. Senior Corporal Thomas Hartmann is charged with assault and tampering with a witness. If you are facing criminal charges in the Dallas area, contact The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy. https://bit.ly/3r6fDGG

The SR in SR-22 stands for "safety responsibility," and an SR-22 can be required of certain motorists who have been convicted of DWI. SR-22 requirements could be applicable for multiple years in some cases and may lead to people paying increased automobile insurance costs. The three types of SR-22 insurance certificates in Texas are SR-22 Operator’s Certificates, SR-22 Owner’s Certificates, and SR-22 Owner-Operator’s Certificates. If you need SR-22 help in the Dallas area, contact The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy. https://bit.ly/3luiEQ1

Ben Spencer was in prison for a 1987 deadly robbery that he always said he did not have anything to do with. A judge released him from the Dallas County jail after ruling his trial was unfair because of revelations witnesses lied and prosecutors withheld evidence. The highest criminal court in Texas still needs to agree with the judge, and Dallas County District Attorney John Creuzot has not decided whether to try him again. If you are accused of robbery in the Dallas area, make sure you have a skilled criminal defense attorney and contact The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy. https://bit.ly/3lsMQek

The Dallas Morning News published an editorial in which the newspaper praised Dallas police Chief Eddie Garcia for urging officers to issue citations for marijuana possession instead of making arrests when less than 2 ounces are involved. The Morning News pointed out that the move has the potential to "rebuild fractured relationships with minority communities." "Garcia’s advisory signals that he is focused on efficiently redirecting limited police resources to where they are most needed — reducing serious violent crime," the Morning News wrote. If you are facing marijuana charges in Dallas, contact The Law Offices of Richard C. McConathy. https://bit.ly/3eAQNfs