[email protected] | March 10, 2026 | Criminal Defense
A routine encounter with law enforcement can become overwhelming very quickly. When drivers see flashing lights or hear a siren behind them, panic sometimes takes over. In those moments, some people may hesitate, drive a short distance before stopping, or attempt to leave the area altogether. Under Texas law, trying to avoid law enforcement can […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | March 10, 2026 | Criminal Defense \ Sex Crimes
Fort Worth, Texas, has adopted a new ordinance that limits where certain registered sex offenders can live within city limits. The rule, approved by the Fort Worth City Council in early 2026, establishes residency restrictions creating “child safety zones” throughout the city. Supporters say the measure is intended to reduce the likelihood that individuals convicted […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | March 4, 2026 | Texas Law
Texas criminal law isn’t always as straightforward as it seems. Many people are surprised to learn that everyday actions that seem harmless at first glance can result in criminal charges, while other things that sound illegal are perfectly allowed in certain situations. The line between legal and illegal isn’t always clear, so knowing the facts […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | March 4, 2026 | Criminal Defense
If you are facing criminal charges in Fort Worth, Texas, you may feel unsure about what you can safely say and to whom. One of the strongest protections available to you is the attorney-client privilege. This legal rule exists so you can speak honestly with your defense lawyer without worrying that your private discussions will […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | February 25, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Texas has some of the toughest criminal laws in the country in some areas, but it’s also a state known for its substantial personal freedoms. Knowing where that line is can help you avoid serious legal trouble, as what’s legal in one situation might lead to arrest in another. Here’s an overview of what’s considered […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | February 6, 2026 | Sex Crimes
Per Texas law, people convicted of certain sexual offenses must register with local law enforcement as part of its sex offender registration program. The purpose of this system is to track where offenders live and work and to notify communities when someone with a qualifying conviction resides nearby. If you’re facing a sex crime charge […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | January 28, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Gag orders are sometimes imposed in certain high-profile criminal cases in Texas and throughout the country. They’re issued primarily to control the flow of information in a criminal matter as well as ensure that jurors can make decisions based solely on the evidence presented in court. When a judge issues a gag order, it significantly […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | January 27, 2026 | Criminal Defense
Have you ever tried to buy a car on a Sunday in Texas? Or, have you ever wondered why alcohol sales vary by day and location? The answer is that you have encountered the state’s “blue laws.” These rules regulate when certain goods (including alcohol and motor vehicles) can be sold. While many blue laws […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | January 23, 2026 | Criminal Defense
If you’re a defendant facing criminal charges in Texas, you’re probably worried about what comes next. Something to keep in mind is that most criminal cases don’t actually make it to trial. Some end in guilty pleas, but many are dismissed. This means the prosecutor or the court drops your charges, and the case is […]
Cofer Luster Criminal Defense Lawyers | January 14, 2026 | DUI / DWI
Texas treats driving while intoxicated (DWI or DUI) with the utmost seriousness. While a first offense is often charged as a misdemeanor, certain circumstances can escalate the charge to a felony. If you’re facing a DWI in Fort Worth, understanding how Texas law handles these cases can help you make informed decisions moving forward. Whether […]