Well, clearly, they don't have to match each other word for word. Complaint is usually the longest document of the three and contains more factual data than is required in an indictment or a judgment of conviction. The complaint certainly has to contain facts that could lead to an indictmen,... View More

I think you should send your money to me. I guarantee I am a better woman than she is- any day! (Actually, I am an old man. but "she" probably is ,too.

Okay, this is definitely a scam. It's a variation of the Nigerian royalty scam that's been around for years. Do NOT... View More

Well you actually seem to be complaining about someone who probably isn't even your lawyer anymore. I say this because the way you describe your legal situation, that first court-appointed lawyer probably has withdrawn as counsel in your case and he probably feels like it would be improper for... View More

Well, here's the problem. You haven't asked a question or sought any legal analysis from us. I really don't like to assume that I can read your mind and determine what is is you want to know. However, if you want to know whether you can be kicked out of this residence, then the... View More

Yes, it's possible. For example, if after the hit and run the passenger directs the driver to a spot where driver can hide his vehicle and have it repaired show the damage won't show. Passenger can be charged.

Whether the passenger can be charged depends, as in all cases, on the facts of the case. But yes, this can happen. Example: Passenger encourages driver to race the other car and when driver does this, his car hits the other car in the rear. Driver wants to stop and help the other person, but... View More

Please ask a question, otherwise there is no way to answer your submission.

If the person is being held on a felony offense, then, yes, the person has a right to be indicted by a grand jury before the State of Texas can prosecute him for that felony. The only exception to this rule is that an accused person in some cases may be allowed to waive (give up) his right to be... View More

Of course you know what to do. If you got rid of evidence that you were breaking the law, there's probably no way you're going to get in trouble with respect to that evidence. I'm guessing it was dope of some kind. Unfortunately you broke the law by destroying the evidence. It's... View More

You shouldn't have to get the claim file yourself. In fact, you probably should not get it yourself. What you do is report the theft of your identity to your local law enforcement agency, giving them all the facts which you are aware of. It is law enforcement's job to follow up on your... View More

You already agreed to the terms of the bail when you bonded out of jail. If you think you shouldn't be required to comply with a particular condition of bond, your attorney can approach the judge in your case and request that the terms and conditions be modified. Good luck.

Although you haven't asked a question, maybe I can provide you the answer you're looking for. In Texas, theft of property valued at less than $100 is a Class C misemeanor, punishable by a fine not to exceed $500. There is no jail time possible as a sentence for a Class C offense.... View More

I think you should re-submit your question and add some facts. You need to specify how much money was returned. It's not unusual for seized money to be returned to the person from whom it was taken, especially if the amount is relatively small. The larger the amount seized, the less likely the... View More

This is a very interesting situation you're asking about. Let me see if I can answer some of your questions and maybe shed some light on the questions I can't give a definitive answer on.

First, would you be able to withdraw your plea based on a prosecutor's threat that later... View More

So of the four people in the car, you're saying everybody had a gun of some kind except for your husband? And your question, as I understand it, is what will happen to your husband and what might happen to you if you sign an affidavit stating that the gun in question is owned by you. Well let... View More

So long as the warrant is legal, and the search does not greatly exceed the scope of the warrant, then yes, whatever the feds find can be used as a basis of prosecution. A search which greatly exceeds the scope of a warrant would be like where the warrant orders the federal agents to search for... View More

Before we can help you here, you must first ask a question. Please re-submit your inquiry giving more facts and tell us what it is we can help you with.

Well, no. Jumping bond is not rewarded by grating the "jumper" a victory in his case. I mean, as we say in Mexico, el duh!

When you received your probation in Texas, you probably, as a condition of that probation, waived your right to fight extradition from another state. The question is not will Oklahoma send you to Texas, the question is will Texas come to OK to bring you back here. This question cannot be answered... View More

If you have had all your criminal problems expunged so that your record is totally "clean", the answer is yes.