In the Heat of the Moment, What You Say Can Follow You — Be Careful Before You Speak

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Words shouted in an argument are not just words in Texas. "I'll kill you" can be charged as terroristic threat. "I'm going to burn this house down" is a felony. And anything said in anger before a fight becomes the State's proof of intent afterward. Brian Foley explains why the moment you are angriest is the moment your words carry the most legal weight.

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