Human smugglers and cartels are using social media to attract Texas drivers, usually the younger ones, into doing simple tasks that can end disastrously.
It's a question you never thought to ask but need to know, are there consequences to moving or destroying a bird's nest in Texas? I found the surprising answer.
Is it legal in Texas to secretly record workplace "shenanigans"? It's something a lot of people wonder about but the real question here is; should you?
Findlaw.com states that "Not every police search must be made under a lawfully executed warrant. The Supreme Court has ruled that warrantless police conduct may comply with the Fourth Amendment, so long as it's reasonable under the circumstances.
So, in what situations can police search your vehicle without a warrant? Here are some examples: