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Facing murder charges can be a terrifying experience, especially when you believe you acted in self-defense. The confusion and fear are understandable. In Texas, there are laws in place to protect individuals who use reasonable force to defend themselves. However, navigating the legal system after a self-defense incident can be complex. Here at M|C Criminal Law, we understand the unique challenges faced by those accused of murder after acting in self-defense. We have extensive experience in Dallas defending clients in such situations. This blog post will provide a basic overview of self-defense laws in Texas and what you should know if you're facing murder charges after a self-defense incident. Remember, understanding your rights and having strong legal representation are crucial in these situations.

The Unexpected Clue: When the Evidence You Didn't See Is the Key to Freedom As criminal defense attorneys, our team has seen firsthand how a single, unexpected piece of evidence can turn a case on its head.

In the Lone Star State, where justice runs deep, the line between murder and capital murder can feel blurry. While both involve the tragic taking of a life, the consequences couldn't be more stark: life in prison with a chance at parole versus death penalty or a lifetime behind bars with no hope of release.