Texas Laws

Texas lawmakers are considering a statewide ban on cell phone use in public schools to enhance student focus and improve mental health.

Texas teenagers face serious legal risks with the Alcoholic Beverage Code's MIP law. Possession of alcohol in a vehicle can lead to significant charges for all minors present.

Discover the surprising world of bizarre Texas laws circulating online, from myths about crime notifications to actual regulations like lassoing fish. What’s real and what’s fiction?

Dallas Police Department prioritizes community trust over federal deportation raids by refusing to assist ICE in rounding up undocumented individuals.

Texas' Unwritten Rules Decoded: From Opening Doors to Honoring Elders

Have you found yourself in a sticky situation? Find out if cheating on your spouse can legally cost you!

Can a Texas minor buy non-alcoholic beer? Is non-alcoholic beer REALLY non-alcoholic? Check out what Texas law says about these often missed questions.

House Bill 4 brings enhanced data privacy rights for Texans online, reinforcing consumer protections and personal information control, effective January 2025.

Looking to get married in Texas without the traditional ceremony? This might be the perfect solution, offering a simple way to make it official.

What does Texas law say about personal privacy within marriages? Can one spouse track another even if they are unaware?