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New Mexico first legalized marijuana in April, 2022 and they have been cleaning up ever since. Texas could make WAY more than that.

Many people are unsure at to whether filming or photographing police is legal in Texas. It absolutely IS but there are a few restrictions you should know about.

The legal "water" has always been a little bit muddy here but the lone star state just cleared it all up once and for all.

Findlaw.com states that "Not every police search must be made under a lawfully executed warrant. The Supreme Court has ruled that warrantless police conduct may comply with the Fourth Amendment, so long as it's reasonable under the circumstances. So, in what situations can police search your vehicle without a warrant? Here are some examples:

Back in the day, renewing your driver license was almost as complicated as getting it in the first place.

There are over 22 million vehicles registered in the lone star state and sometimes it feels like there are that many laws related to driving them.

Electric vehicles may be better for the environment but, in Texas, they're going to cost their owners more to own after September 1st.

In the state of Texas, if you suspect a police officer attempting to pull you over isn't legit, you don't have to stop right away. Instead, do this ...

Looks like the "Guv has had it with reckless drivers, racing and doughnuts ... not the sweet round ones with a hole in the middle.

"If you're doing donuts, we intend to arrest you and put you behind bars where you can be for years," - Gov. Greg Abbott