Segura & Kiatta LLP

09/04/2026

Your driveway does NOT make a Texas DWI stop disappear.

It may be tempting to keep driving when you can see your house just a block or two away. But your driveway is not a legal safe zone, and getting home does not give you immunity from detention, arrest, or prosecution.

More importantly, intentionally continuing to drive when an officer is lawfully trying to stop you can make the situation much worse. What started as a DWI investigation could potentially lead to an additional evading arrest charge.

If you're being pulled over, pull over safely as soon as reasonably possible. Don't try to argue the case on the side of the road. Any legal problems with the stop can be investigated afterward by reviewing the video, reports, and circumstances.

If you're facing a DWI charge in Fort Bend or Harris County, knowing what happens next matters.

08/28/2026

If investigators relied on Flock camera data during your case, don't assume the evidence is beyond challenge.

An experienced criminal defense attorney can examine how that information was collected and determine whether your constitutional rights were protected throughout the investigation.

08/25/2026

People often focus on the technology itself, but that's not the real legal issue.

The important question is whether law enforcement followed constitutional requirements when gathering and analyzing Flock camera information. That legal distinction can make a significant difference in a criminal case.

08/23/2026

Can the police track your vehicle with Flock cameras?

Flock cameras can document where a vehicle was seen, but that's only part of the legal analysis. When law enforcement builds a case using extensive camera data, constitutional questions may arise depending on how that evidence was obtained and used.

08/20/2026

What are Flock cameras, and why are they becoming such an important topic in criminal investigations?

Unlike traditional security cameras, Flock cameras use Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology to capture license plates, timestamps, and locations.

That information can later be searched during an investigation, making these systems increasingly important in modern criminal cases.

08/18/2026

Choosing a criminal defense lawyer isn't like hiring someone to fix your sink or replace your roof.

You're choosing the person who may stand between you and a criminal conviction. That's why experience, preparation, and trust matter far more than marketing or flashy awards. Take the time to ask the right questions before making one of the most important decisions of your life.

08/16/2026

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/law/what-to-know-about-luigi-mangiones-double-jeopardy-claims-99633a76?st=cP8PSM&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

After admitting in federal court to killing an insurance executive, Mangione argues he shouldn’t face a state murder trial.

08/16/2026

https://www.techradar.com/vehicle-tech/think-flock-is-bad-this-new-tech-is-coming-to-link-license-plates-with-your-phone-and-it-could-be-more-bad-news-for-privacy

New SignalTrace tech is designed to help in crime investigations, but there are questions about privacy.

08/16/2026

Before hiring a criminal defense lawyer, take the time to meet with them in person.

Ask questions about their experience, how they'll communicate with you, and how they've handled cases similar to yours. You're trusting someone with your future, so you deserve more than a quick phone call before making that decision.

08/13/2026

Did you know that Board Certification by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization isn't something an attorney can simply purchase?

It requires years of experience, proven trial work, peer recommendations, continuing legal education, and passing a rigorous examination. While not every excellent lawyer is Board Certified, it's one credential that demonstrates a high level of experience in a specific area of law.