Tampering with Evidence in Texas | Felony Charges Explained

Описание: Tampering with evidence in Texas is a serious felony that can turn a minor situation into life-changing consequences. In this video, attorney Audrey Hatcher explains:

-What counts as tampering with evidence under Texas Penal Code §37.09

-Common examples (like tossing drugs, destroying a phone, or creating fake documents)

-Penalties, from third-degree felony (2–10 years) to second-degree felony (2–20 years) if a corpse is involved

-How lack of intent and other defenses may apply

-Why even small actions, like deleting a file or throwing something out, could escalate into a felony charge

If you’re facing a tampering with evidence charge, call (817) 203-2220 or visit versustexas.com to speak with the team at Varghese Summersett.

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