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If your city or county has installed Flock cameras, you may have questions about what information they collect, who can search that information, how long it is stored, and whether residents had a meaningful opportunity to comment before the cameras appeared. Those are reasonable questions. Flock cameras, also known as automated license plate readers, can …

Flock Safety cameras are appearing in more Texas communities. These automated license plate reader systems capture information about passing vehicles and may alert law enforcement when a plate matches a designated list. Supporters believe the technology can help police investigate stolen vehicles and serious crimes. Critics worry about surveillance, data retention, information sharing, and the …

Flock Safety cameras are appearing along roads, at intersections, near neighborhoods, and around commercial areas across Texas. These automated license plate readers photograph passing vehicles and record information such as the license plate, vehicle type, location, and time. Supporters say the cameras help law enforcement locate stolen vehicles, identify suspects, find missing people, and investigate …

You may have noticed small solar-powered cameras appearing near intersections, neighborhood entrances, shopping centers, and major roads across Texas. Many of these devices are Flock Safety cameras, a type of automated license plate reader used by law enforcement agencies and private communities. Police departments say these cameras are helping them locate stolen vehicles, identify suspects, …

Receiving a traffic ticket can leave you wondering what to do next. Should you pay the fine and move on, or should you request a driver safety course to get the ticket dismissed? Paying may seem like the quickest option, but it’s not always the best one. In many Texas courts, paying a ticket means …

If you have recently received a text message or email claiming to be from a Texas court or the Texas DMV, you are not alone. These scams have become increasingly common, and they are designed to scare you into acting before you have time to think. As a Texas traffic ticket attorney, I regularly hear …

If you received a traffic ticket in Texas, you may be wondering how serious it really is. Maybe the ticket has been sitting on your counter for weeks. Maybe you missed the date on the citation. Maybe you recently learned there could be a warrant connected to an old ticket. I understand why that feels …

If you have a traffic ticket warrant in Texas, you may be asking a very serious question: “Can I turn myself in without going to jail?” I understand why that question feels urgent. No one wants to be arrested at work, during a traffic stop, in front of family, or during a routine encounter with …

Getting a traffic ticket in Texas can feel like a small problem at first. You may look at the fine, think about your busy schedule, and wonder if it is easier to just pay it and move on. I understand why many drivers feel that way. A ticket can be frustrating, inconvenient, and stressful. But …

If you have found out that you may have a warrant for a traffic ticket, I know how stressful that can feel. You may be wondering if you have to walk into court, whether you could be arrested, or if there is a way to take care of the problem before it gets worse. Here …