Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 18, 2025 | Criminal Defense
When you’re facing criminal charges in Texas, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right criminal defense lawyer. Whether you’re charged with a misdemeanor or a serious felony, the attorney you hire can significantly affect the outcome of your case—and even your future. Here are five essential tips to help you […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 15, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Getting a handgun permit in Texas is a legal process. It lets qualified people carry firearms openly or concealed in the state. In Fort Worth, Texas, getting a handgun permit follows state laws. The Texas Department of Public Safety enforces these laws. Thinking about applying for a Texas handgun permit? It’s key to know the […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 14, 2025 | Criminal Defense
The U.S. legal system is vast and complex, with an array of laws that cover nearly every aspect of society. Some federal laws focus on big issues. They tackle national security, crime, and trade between states. However, there are also a handful of federal crimes that sound so bizarre, they almost seem too strange to […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 12, 2025 | Criminal Defense \ Injury to a Child \ Murder Charge \ News
Our client was wrongfully accused of Capital Murder of a Child. After an eight-day jury trial in the 371st District Court in Tarrant County, on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, the jury found our client Not Guilty of all counts, including Capital Murder of a Person Under 10 Years Old, Felony Murder, and Injury to a […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 11, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Understanding the mechanisms through which prosecutors initiate charges is crucial. Two primary instruments they use to bring federal charges against an individual are the criminal complaint and the indictment. While both serve to commence legal proceedings, they differ significantly in their processes, purposes, and implications. Federal Criminal Complaint A federal criminal complaint is a formal […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 8, 2025 | Criminal Defense
It is unlawful to perpetrate violence against another person, and offenders can face criminal charges. Perpetrators of violence can be charged under Texas family violence laws when they share certain types of relationships with their alleged victims. Victims of family violence can seek protective orders, legal intervention, and support services to ensure their safety and […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 7, 2025 | Criminal Defense
Facing criminal charges can be overwhelming, especially if you suspect police misconduct played a role. If you believe the charges against you were influenced by improper actions from law enforcement, you should speak with your lawyer as soon as possible. They can use this information to build a stronger defense, potentially leading to a more […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 4, 2025 | Criminal Defense
The difference between family violence and domestic violence lies in the scope and relationships involved in the abuse. While both include violence against family or household members, the type, frequency, and severity of abuse can impact how the case is classified. Family violence in Texas includes abuse against relatives, household members, and even dating partners, […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | April 2, 2025 | Criminal Defense
When law enforcement needs legal authority to arrest someone, search a property, or bring a person before the court, they obtain a warrant. In Texas, different types of warrants serve specific purposes, and understanding them can be crucial if you or a loved one are facing legal issues. Below, we break down the most common […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | March 31, 2025 | Criminal Defense
A Domestic Abuse No Contact Order, or DANCO order, is the popular name for a court order that creates a legal separation between an abuser or assailant and their victim(s). In Texas, this is formally known as a Protective Order as defined by the Texas Code of Criminal Conduct § 85.001., which can take a […]