Understanding the Legal Impact of United States v. Erik Harris – And What It Means for You Date Decided: July 14, 2025 Court: United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit Key Issue: Does marijuana use disqualify you from owning a firearm under federal law? Why This Case Matters If you’re a gun owner—or…
In the wake of Bruen, defendants across the country are challenging whether restrictions covering the right to possess firearms are constitutional. Second Amendment Rights Challenged Post Bruen In a landmark decision, the U.S. Supreme Court, through the New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. Bruen case (142 S. Ct. 2111, 2022), altered the legal…
Are you navigating the complexities of federal firearms charges or sentencing guidelines? The recent Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals decision in United States v. Simmons offers critical insights into how these cases are handled, particularly concerning sentencing enhancements. Understanding the nuances of this ruling could be crucial for anyone facing similar legal challenges. The Simmons…
Are you grappling with complex federal sentencing, particularly under the Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA)? The recent Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals decision in United States v. Lewis provides a compelling example of how a crucial Supreme Court ruling can impact such cases. Understanding the implications of Erlinger v. United States is vital for anyone…
If you’re going through a divorce or custody dispute in Texas, you’ll likely hear the term “SAPCR.” It sounds complicated, but it plays a central role in nearly every legal matter involving children. So, what exactly is a SAPCR, and why does it matter so much in Texas child custody cases? Let’s break it down….
A criminal record can follow you long after you’ve paid your dues. It can make it harder to get a job, lease an apartment, or even volunteer at your child’s school. Fortunately, Texas law gives some people a second chance to wipe the slate clean or at least keep past mistakes out of public view….
Real answers. Real talk. No judgment. Let’s be honest — nobody expects to need a criminal defense lawyer. But when your phone rings and it’s the police… or you’re staring down a court date… suddenly Google becomes your best friend (until you land here, of course). At Guest and Gray Law Firm, we’ve helped thousands…
After a divorce, life doesn’t stop moving. New jobs, relationships, or family situations may create the need or desire to relocate. But if you share custody of your child in Texas, moving isn’t just a personal decision. It is often one of the most emotional and legally complex issues divorced parents face. So, can you…
If you’ve ever watched a crime drama or true crime documentary, you’ve probably seen someone hooked up to a polygraph, sweating it out while being asked a series of uncomfortable questions. However, in the real world—especially in Texas—polygraphs (or lie detector tests) are treated very differently from what Hollywood might lead you to believe. So,…
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