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I don't know the specifics of the cases what I do know is that IN 2019 my boyfriend was charged with a thc vs in Freestone County He was given the option 8 years probation or 10 years, He failed a UA in 2020 for weed and was arrested for a revocation, HIs lawyer bonded him out and came back... View More

answered on Jul 26, 2021
Criminal defense attorneys are not technically required to talk to anyone but the defendant. Cheap or court-appointed attorneys are often too busy to talk to the defendant's loved ones. You could hire a better attorney to replace the existing attorney and perhaps get better customer service... View More
I was saved only by a friend whom happened to show up when he drew back his arm to stab. I reported the incident. Statute of limitations?

answered on Jul 26, 2021
Two years for criminal trespass, three years for attempted burglary of a habitation... but the cops are unlikely to be interested unless it was reported promptly.
All I did was defend myself and I didn't press charges but she lied and press charges on me my lawyer said she can't beat the case but she's a court appointed lawyer do I need to get another lawyer

answered on Jul 22, 2021
The result of a criminal case will depend on the quality of the prosecutor's evidence, the skill and diligence of the defense attorney, and some degree of luck. You can't control the evidence or the luck, but you can hire a better defense attorney. On average, expensive attorneys get... View More

answered on Jul 22, 2021
No, it doesn't matter what Texas does becasue federal law prohibits felons from possessing a firearm or ammunition.
1st time offense. No prescription. Medication bought over a period of time. Individual entering state for holidays.

answered on Jul 16, 2021
You can be arrested and prosecuted for anything. However, you can only be convicted if you enter a plea of guilty or no contest, or if the prosecutor can prove every element of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt at trial. Ten grams is 10,000 milligrams. A typical pill of pseudoephedrine... View More

answered on Jul 16, 2021
I do not know how things are done in College Station. However, I do know that an order is a legal document that describes what is to be (or has been) done and on what authority. I also know that a Commitment is an order that checks someone into jail, and it is often a boilerplate form. So, given... View More

answered on Jul 16, 2021
The law of New Jersey will determine your expunction eligibility, even if you are currently in Texas. Attorneys are licensed per state, and this Justia website shows the questions to attorneys by state so it is likely that only Texas attorneys will see your question because the location is marked... View More
I am a law student and have an email address with the term "law" in it. I am not a lawyer, however, and have never stated that I am. Is it legal for me to continue to use this email address without being a lawyer? Don't I have speech protections so long as I am not actively trying to... View More

answered on Jul 16, 2021
I agree with the other attorneys and would add that there have been some famous people who have or had "Law" as their actual last name, for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_(surname)
But no, you generally do NOT have speech protections. The state bar is serious about... View More

answered on Jul 12, 2021
Hire a criminal defense attorney who takes cases in the specific Texas county where the arrest warrant was filed.
This was in Arizona and minor was under 15

answered on Jul 9, 2021
What is the question? If you are asking about your criminal history you should talk to a criminal defense attorney licensed in Arizona.

answered on Jul 7, 2021
It is likely to be a felony of the third degree, punishable by 2 to 10 years confinement in the state penitentiary and a fine up to $10,000. If the defendant has no priors then probation is also possible.
By "X" pills, I assume you mean ecstasy, or... View More
He and his girlfriend were helping me move items from my home I just left an abusive relationship

answered on Jul 7, 2021
It is not true that somebody must "take" the charges. You son will only be convicted if he enters a plea of guilty or no contest, or if the prosecutor can prove every element of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt at trial. One of the element of POCS is to "knowingly or... View More
Clothing in which state assistant me and moving to days before. I had no knowledge of the pills being in my clothing as well I do not know exactly who it belongs to that I am trying to find out what can be done in this situation

answered on Jul 7, 2021
That certainly doesn't look good. Hire the best local criminal defense attorney possible and tell him or her everything to the best of your memory.
Able to pay my fines and fees I was in safe for 9 months and county 2 months along with rehab BBCASA. Have been home 1 1/2 years. Father died 7 mo again am caretaker for mother all that time Are combined income is very low. Groceries bills phone cable electric etc. I contribute about 400 a month... View More

answered on Jul 6, 2021
It sounds like the real question is, "Can my probation be revoked if I am indigent and my only violations are my failure to pay the fines and fees?"
I am not guilty, I had no knowledge of the marijuana being in my vehicle, and I denied the police permission to search my vehicle. I want to get my case dismissed.

answered on Jul 6, 2021
Getting a dismissal in a case like this isn't about filing motions and forms. The most likely path to dismissal will require a suppression hearing, the success of which is likely to depend on legal technicalities regarding the stop, the search, the arrest, and the transition from a traffic... View More
My friends husband is on probation and got arrested again and out on bond. We just found out he has a court date but it says in the event section Supplemental Setting .. wondering what that is?

answered on Jul 5, 2021
Your friend should ask his criminal defense attorney. There is not a standard type of court appearance generally known throughout Texas as a "supplemental setting." It is possible that it means something specific in the county where the case is pending but it is most likely a default... View More

answered on Jul 5, 2021
Yes, the county judge can do almost anything, except those things she can't do.
I am prescribed adderrall . The u.a. at probation is a false positive for amphetamine and methamphetamine. P.o. asked me to agree to safp 9 months. I refused so mtr was filed. I asked for u.a. to go to lab and she said no its in trash. I asked to report mon wed fri to drug test and she said no.

answered on Jul 5, 2021
It is a good start, but you should hire a local criminal defense attorney to make the most out of this argument. Don't try to do it yourself, there is too much at risk if your probation is revoked.
Harassment and death threats. I'm getting nowhere attempting to file order for my safety of myself and children. Also i have a home in my name that my ex and her husband has been living in for over 6 years that keeps me from moving forward in my Life. A case is filed with KPD and i have heard... View More

answered on Jul 1, 2021
Sometimes the office of the District Attorney in the county where you live will agree to do the legal work of filing an application for a family violence protective order. If that happens, you won't have to pay for attorney's fees because the D.A.'s office is on the government... View More
Judge signs for psychiatrist to see me April 30 and resend is lawyer could not talk to me about case, said I was argumentative or did not meet him. Court records shows he said he tried to meet me on May 3. But doctor report is also dated May 3. How can I argumentative with a man that I never meet?... View More

answered on Jul 1, 2021
No, there are not any offenses defined in the Texas Rules of Evidence. That said, Tampering with a Governmental Record is an offense defined in the Texas Penal Code.
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