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Texas Criminal Defense Insights

Deep-dive guides on Texas criminal defense — 13 pillar topics covering professional licensing, federal exposure, Title IX, motion practice, self-defense, forfeiture, computer crimes, and more. Each pillar includes 15+ satellite articles with statute analysis, procedure walkthroughs, and strategic considerations.

⚖ Verified Credentials · About the Co-Founding Partners

Reggie London, Co-Founding Partner, L and L Law Group

Reggie London, Esq.

Co-Founding Partner · Criminal Defense

Texas Bar No. 24043514. Admitted in TXND, TXED, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Njeri London, Co-Founding Partner, L and L Law Group

Njeri London, Esq.

Co-Founding Partner · Criminal Defense

Texas Bar No. 24043266. Frisco-based, full-firm criminal defense for state and select federal matters.

Both partners personally handle every retained matter from arraignment through disposition. Full attorney bios →

E1 · Licensing

Professional License Defense Guide

TMB, BON, SBEC, TBCE, TPAPN — when a Texas licensing board opens a complaint.

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E2 · Licensing

Teacher License Defense Guide

SBEC investigations, certificate proceedings, and educator discipline under 19 TAC §249.

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E3 · Licensing

Nursing License Defense Guide

BON investigations, TPAPN diversion, and Texas Nursing Practice Act discipline.

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E4 · Criminal

Sex Crimes Defense Guide

Penal Code Chs. 21, 22, 33.021, registration under CCP art. 62, and federal exposure.

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E5 · Criminal

Probation Violation Defense Guide

MTR vs MTA, technical vs substantive violations, specialty-court diversion under CCP 42A.

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F1 · Federal/Title IX

Title IX Defense Guide

2024 Title IX regulations, live hearings, cross-examination, and parallel criminal exposure.

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F2 · Criminal

Motion to Suppress Guide

Article 38.23, Fourth Amendment, suppression of statements, and the strongest pretrial motion.

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F3 · Diversion

Specialty Courts and Diversion Guide

Mental health court, drug court, veterans treatment court, federal pretrial diversion.

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F4 · Criminal

Self-Defense Law Guide

Penal Code Ch. 9, Castle Doctrine, no duty to retreat, aggressor doctrine, mutual combat.

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F5 · Criminal

Stalking & Revenge Porn Defense Guide

PC §42.072 stalking, §21.16 unlawful disclosure, §33.021 online solicitation defense.

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F6 · Federal/Civil

Asset Forfeiture Defense Guide

CCP Ch. 59, federal CAFRA, Timbs Excessive Fines Clause, innocent owner defense.

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F7 · Federal

Computer Crimes Defense Guide

CFAA, Van Buren scope, Texas Penal Code §33.02, identity theft and CSA crossovers.

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F8 · Federal

Federal Target Letter Defense Guide

Pre-indictment posture, 5K1.1 cooperation, federal grand jury, target/subject/witness.

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Latest Insights

Most recent guides from L and L Law Group on Texas criminal procedure, suppression, and bond practice.

All Insights — Full Index

Every guide, satellite, and case-pattern note we’ve published. 218 pages, grouped by topic cluster. Use this index to jump directly to a defense topic, statute, or charge.

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Next Steps

Each pillar guide is paired with an interactive tool. Browse the tools hub for triage calculators, statute decoders, eligibility checkers, and procedural planners — all built around the same topics.

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