non disclosure after two years but I googled it and wondered if I was eligible immediately after finishing probation
answered on Dec 12, 2014
You are not immediately eligible after finishing probation unless you are accepted into a pre-plea diversion program where your case is dismissed or you are acquitted of the offense upon a bench trial, jury trial, or finding of no probable cause. However, if you already have an attorney, you need... View More 
If you have probable cause to be leave that a misdemeanor theft has occurred and the item is in a house.
answered on Dec 12, 2014
No. A search warrant can be obtained to search your home even on misdemeanor cases. That does not mean, however, that the search warrant cannot be later challenged for lack of probable cause. You will want to contact a local, experienced criminal defense attorney immediately for consultation.... View More
My attorney hasn't came to see since I been in jail. Also my parole officer will not tell me anything
answered on Dec 11, 2014
If you are on parole then you may be held on a parole violation until you meet with the parole board. The DA's Office will have a certain amount of time to indict your case depending upon the degree of assault. This could be aware from 15 days to 180 days. At that point, if no charges are... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2014
Unfortunately, you will need to find new representation. Most attorneys engagements in criminal cases state that the legal fee is earned upon receipt due to the often immediate nature of the work. Research and contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area for a consultation.
The party was only open to :male" employees at the management level, and they have provided a "loan" to my spouse for attorney's fees, not for the repair of my totalled vehicle...furthermore, they own a British Pub restaurant concept and should know better, and have employee... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2014
This is really a civil law and employment law question, not a criminal defense DUI question. You should redirect this question to that portion of the site. However, if your husband is facing a DWI charged in Texas, he should have contact a criminal defense attorney for representation. Good luck!
I havent drank in 16 months. the warn occured because i used air sanitizer. i then realized it contains sd alcohol 40-b . i didnt start the car instead i opened it up let it air out till i couldnt smell it anymore then it passed. i havent been able to sleep at night im so worried. ive never had a... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2014
Your probation officer will receive a copy of your interlock report. They generally understand these machines needs to be calibrated and can have interference. However, you will want to meet with a local criminal defense attorney to determine if a Motion to Revoke your probation has been filed... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2014
There are certain types of cases and certain lengths of probation which can be transferred. There is simply not enough information in your question to make that determination. Consult with a local criminal defense attorney today with the specifics on your case for assistance.
Could I pay fines or what can I do at this point needing to get cdl
answered on Dec 11, 2014
These are the basic requirements for a CDL in Texas http://www.dps.texas.gov/internetforms/Forms/CDL-4.pdf. There may additional discretionary factors considered in eligibly, for example a DWI. It is possible to obtain a CDL in Texas with a criminal history. The exact disposition of your case is... View More
I was sentenced a 9 month loss of license, an obvious fine, and was supposed to take an impaired drivers course to get my license back. I never did the course as I have moved to Texas
answered on Dec 11, 2014
Texas DPS will usually be able to locate and consider your DWI convictions from other states. If you have a license suspension, you will be advise what courses (Like the DWI Education Course) you will need to complete to obtain your license. In the meantime, consult with a local attorney about... View More
Also a childhood arrival.
answered on Dec 11, 2014
Your question is an immigration law menu and should be referred to that section of this website for an answer. As for your DWI, you will need an experienced DWI attorney in your area to consult with you about your options going forward. Do not simply accept a conviction as a forgone conclusion.
answered on Dec 11, 2014
Your answer is a civil matter and should be referred to the civil section of this website for an opinion. As for your spouse potentially committing intoxication assault or intoxication manslaughter, he will need a criminal defense attorney immediately for representation. He could be facing up to... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2014
You can always represent yourself Pro Se. However, this is not recommended as navigating criminal law, hybrid civil law, and administrative proceedings can be complicated. Speak with a local criminal defense attorney who regularly handles these matters for a consultation. Make sure it is done... View More
I had two charges no license and no insurance. I just finished paying my no license charge when I heard there is a way to maybe dismiss the other one.
answered on Dec 10, 2014
It is best to contact a criminal defense attorney in your area to review your case and discuss the best options for negotiating with a prosecution. A good attorney will have the experience and skill you need to receive the best outcome in your case. Good luck!
answered on Dec 10, 2014
Possession of a Controlled Substance Penalty Group 2 Under 1 gram is a State Jail Felony punishable from 180 days to 2 years in the State Jail and up to a $10,000 fine. You will want to consult with an experienced, local defense attorney immediately to see if jail time can be avoided.
answered on Dec 10, 2014
Officers are supposed to inform a parent upon arrest of a juvenile. However, for purposes of criminal responsibility, juvenile and minor are different. Minors 17 years of age are held responsible as adults, not juveniles. If your minor child is under investigation, contact a local defense... View More
I was convicted for Inproper Use of Photographic Equipment. The Texas Criminal Appeals Court has declared that law unconstitutional. I would like to begin steps to have that conviction removed.
answered on Dec 10, 2014
You may consult with a local attorney to evaluate your case and determine which section of that statute you were convicted of and if it falls under the section of the statute which was declared unconstitutional. They may then be able to evaluate your post conviction remedies.
The arresting officer deemed the charge as a Misdemeanor, but was changed, somehow, to Aggravated Assault wi a deadly weapon, somehow, based on hearsay evidence.
answered on Dec 10, 2014
If no case has been filed or indicted then the court will not have jurisdiction to conduct an examining trial. Call a local defense attorney today for a free consultation. Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon is a serious felony offense with the potential for serious felony time. Don't... View More
With authorization in Denton County
answered on Dec 9, 2014
The cheapest defense attorney is yourself, Pro Se. But that is just about as good of an idea as bargain shopping for someone whose experience in criminal law, negotiation talent, and trial skills determine your liberty. Best of luck!
answered on Dec 9, 2014
Failure of the district attorney's office to pursue a case within the statute of limitations will necessitate a dismissal for want of prosecution. If your case has been dismissed, you may be eligible for an expunction to get the case off your record. Call a local, experienced criminal defense... View More
Sum were near my car.I'm thinking of filing for an examining trial is this a good reason and time to do so? Case not a week old
answered on Dec 9, 2014
You need to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. A grand jury investigation and motion to suppress are certainly in order. If you were illegally stopped then the drugs may be suppressed as illegally obtained. If there was no probable cause that you were in... View More
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