About this video
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.
This video is educational only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.