Texas is set to execute David Wood on March 13, but questions remain about untested DNA evidence that could impact the case. This blog post examines the legal and forensic issues surrounding the execution, the role of jailhouse informants, and the broader implications for the justice system. As debates over forensic reliability and post-conviction DNA testing continue, this case highlights key concerns in Texas’ handling of capital punishment. Read more at Wyde & Associates.

Texas lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 3, which aims to ban consumable hemp products containing THC. Allen Police Chief Steve Dye has called for stricter regulations, citing law enforcement challenges. While supporters argue that the bill will curb illicit sales, opponents warn of economic harm to the legal hemp industry. This blog post explores the legal debate, industry concerns, and potential implications for businesses and consumers. Read more at Wyde & Associates.

The Texas Senate has recently passed a package of bills aimed at tightening bail rules , significantly reducing access to pretrial release for individuals accused of violent crimes, sexual offenses, and those in the U.S. illegally. With bipartisan support, the legislation now moves to the House of Representatives , where its fate will be determined.

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Facing Assault Family Violence charges in Texas? Hiring Wyde & Associates early can help prevent charges, secure an Affidavit of Non-Prosecution, and get your case dismissed. Learn how acting fast can protect your future.

Learn about the new 2025 Texas expungement laws, who qualifies, and how to clear your criminal record. Get expert legal help today!

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