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Brandon Morris
July 18, 2022
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In a previous blog post, we discussed the process by which cities can adopt an initial city Charter. But what happens after adoption? Are cities […]

Sovereign Citizens

Judith El Masri
June 28, 2022
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Municipal courts across Texas in cities of all sizes have encountered individuals that claim to be “sovereign citizens”. Often encountered in municipal court but their […]

Catalytic Converter Crimes

Megan J. Mikutis
May 9, 2022
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This week, the City of Houston passed an ordinance requiring anyone in possession of a cut catalytic converter to show proof of ownership or face […]

Contemplating Contempt

J. Grady Randle
May 3, 2022
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You are in contempt! Television courtroom dramas and national politics bring this to our attention very often. But how often does a court hold a […]

Expirations, Terminations, and Renewals, oh my!

Byron L. Brown
April 25, 2022
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Contracts come in all shapes and sizes. Sure, there are legal elements that are needed to make a contract a contract, such as an offer, […]

Paw-licy Update on Unlawful Restraint of a Dog

Raphael A. Garza
April 4, 2022
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Previously, I wrote about requiring the registration of pets within city limits; today I bring you another animal policy update about one of America’s favorite […]

Texas Water Primer

Judith El Masri
March 28, 2022
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Texas has the second largest state economy and the ninth largest in the world. The Texas economy and the 29.5 million Texas residents are entirely […]

Attorney-Client Privilege Beware

Megan J. Mikutis
March 21, 2022
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Clients, beware, not every communication with your attorney is protected from disclosure. Municipal officers often see requests, made under the Texas Public Information Act, and […]

Shootout Over the Commerce Clause Begins with Suppressors

Byron L. Brown
March 14, 2022
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The 87th Texas Legislature was perhaps the most favorable legislature to gun rights in Texas history. In previous blogs, our office has discussed the passage […]

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