I `pled guilty to the charge and successfully completed probation and have not been in trouble since . . This was in 2009. Am I a convicted felon? Thank you for your reply.
answered on Oct 26, 2023
If you successfully completed deferred adjudication probation, you are not a convicted felon. If you were placed on straight probation, you have been convicted of a felony.
He has requested an attorney visit, his discovery, a bond reduction/ bond on his no bond and she's done none of that, she doesn't answer messages or calls, and today she just didn't show up for court is this grounds to fire her and request new counsel?
answered on Oct 26, 2023
You can make any request you desire, but in attempting not to be TOO flippant: you get what you pay for. The Court has appoint counsel and is paying for her/him, not you so it is up to the Judge on whether you receive new counsel. Good luck.
In 2015 I got tickets that turned to warrants. In 2016 they were turned over to collections. In the past if I looked myself up I saw I had warrants. Now it does not come up. I tried to call and get information but noone is answering. Do I still have warrants or since 7 years passed and collections... View More
answered on Oct 19, 2023
Warrants are not automatically "void" after the passage of time. Call a lawyer in the area where the warrants were issued to discover the status of the matters. Good luck.
im 15 almost 16 and i live with my grandmother whos disabled and not my legal guardian my parents are drug addicts and i dont know where they are usually, i wish to live by my self but cant because i havent been enrolled in school for several years and havent been to the doctors in a long time... View More
answered on Oct 19, 2023
Contact Child Protective Services in your area. Good luck.
In Texas, is there a law about the disposal of controlled substances? Is it legal for a parent to throw their child’s prescription bottle with remaining pills of Adderall in a trash can, even if it’s not expired?
answered on Oct 19, 2023
I would not infer anything rom a delay by the State in filing criminal charges. Get with your attorney to talk with the intake department of the DA's office. Good louck.
answered on Oct 19, 2023
You get a cash bond returned after finalization of the criminal case. If a bail bond company posted bond, you will not get the premium paid to the bond company
He shoved me so hard that I fell and fractured my elbow. He was arrested and I had a friend drive me to the hospital. Will I have to go to court? How will anyone in the court know my elbow was fractured? How long does it take to get a court date in Brazos County? He emailed me and said he was being... View More
answered on Oct 19, 2023
You understandably have a lot of questions which cannot be adequately answered in this forum. Your husband will need an attorney. Start calling lawyers in your area. Good luck.
I have been lying all our relationship. Short story is while I was in the mental hospital he found out my age and my family also found lut he was 20. I am 16 years old but been lying to him for 8 months that I am 18. We had sexual relationship. He has never hurt me or forced me to do anything.
answered on Oct 19, 2023
You cannot "drop charges", and the fact you lied about your age is not a defense to the sexual assault allegation against your boyfriend. He needs an attorney. Good luck.
Police has (not) arrested "assailant" who is an Immigrant; who resides in -- same -- apartment complex; Property Manager only gave (assailant) a "Lease Violation"
answered on Oct 19, 2023
I am not sure of your exact question. If you are the victim of a crime, stay in contact with the detective assigned to the case
answered on Oct 19, 2023
More information is required. Call an attorney in your area Good luck
Cps visited her at hospital and she complied and began voluntarily services . Midway through family based services 8/1/23 she left the residence where she resided and moved with the child’s father and ended contact with Cps. 8/15/23 an indictment against her and she was later arrested on... View More
answered on Oct 19, 2023
The baby must have tested positive for meth. Call a lawyer in the area. Good luck
answered on Sep 18, 2023
Defendants don't get to pick yo "takes the charge". Talk with your lawyer. Good luck.
I am trying to file a complaint as a civilian for Domestic Assault with a magistrate but I can't find a magistrate in Lubbock to take the complaint. The victim has over 30 pictures of injuries to include in the complaint.
answered on Sep 18, 2023
Contact local law enforcement/police, not a magistrate. Good luck.
answered on Sep 18, 2023
Short answer: yes, it is "legal" for your probation officer to request a hair follicle sample every 3 months.
answered on Sep 18, 2023
More facts are needed. What's the status of the co-defendant's case? If the case is pending, no, a co-defendant cannot be "forced" to testify. If the co-defendant's case has been pled or finalized, however, a subpoena may be possible.
answered on Sep 18, 2023
Once any conviction is placed on your record, it NEVER gets automatically removed.
I came home was coming in the back door and a girl was stand in my room she push me out the door. So I go around to the front to go in and there 2 girl one in front of me the other behind me. There jumping me so we start fighting one girl live there the other one doesn't bug the one that... View More
answered on Sep 18, 2023
There was a fight. CAN criminal charges be filed against someone who was involved in the fight? In my opinion and from what you describe, yes. WILL any charges be filed against YOU ? No one in this forum can answer that question. If you are contacted by a detective or a police officer, call an... View More
Was that letter for me or just a notice of the case filed against the other driver?
answered on Aug 28, 2023
No one in this forum can comment on a letter they haven't seen. Take the document to an attorney for review. Good luck.
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