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Offense: INDECENCY WITH A CHILD SEXUAL CONTACT
StatuteTEXAS PENAL CODE 21.11 (a)(1)Victim SexFemaleVictim Age16Disposition Date01/22/1993JUDGMENT10Y DISCHARGED FROM PROBATION/COMMUNITY SUPERVISION
answered on Dec 12, 2017
I believe the notation "discharged probation/community supervision" means that person successfully completed 10 years of probation.
The person has been secretly living at another address for months.
answered on Dec 11, 2017
Depends on the length of time that person has to register as a sex offender. That is separate from parole.
I’m 16 and we started dating when he was 17. I turned 16 on May and he turned 18 on September. My mom was fine with our relationship. Until yesterday we got in an argument and she doesn’t want me to see him anymore. She told me she could press charges against him and get him in jail if she... View More 
answered on Dec 11, 2017
Until you turn 17, you are considered a "child" in Texas. That means if someone older had sex or sexual contact with you, they could be prosecuted for aggravated sexual assault of a child. That said, unless your mom has proof you are having sex, your boyfriend should be okay. However,... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2017
Depends on the crime. Also the State would have to file the case within the statute of limitations. The main question is what you think you might be charged with.
If you assaulted a prison guard, you would be looking at a felony under Penal Code sec. 22.01(b)(1). If you got into a fight... View More
violation. About 8 years of that was in sex offender counciling. In 2011 I was convicted of DWI and sentenced to 10 years. I got granted parole in 2016 and was put back on the sex offender caseload and am required to go to and pay for again the same sex offender counciling and sex offender caseload... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2017
The highest criminal appellate court in Texas has indicated that if a parolee is required to comply with sex offender conditions of parole, the first question is whether the parolee has been previously convicted or adjudicated of a sex offense. "If he has not been previously convicted or... View More
answered on Dec 11, 2017
In Texas, a "child" is anyone younger than 17 years of age. Under Texas Penal Code Sec.22.04(a)(3), if a person commits "bodily injury" to a child, they could face a felony charge. That said, the question is what the circumstances were. Was it your child? Did it occur in any... View More
I stated I was held unable to leave until his aunt showed up, would that be considered a hostage situation or is that another charge
answered on Dec 11, 2017
You actually indicate three possible charges: (1) aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, (2) assault by impeding the normal breathing or circulation of the blood, and (3) the misdemeanor Unlawful Restraint (Sec. 20.02(a) ).
Your question seems to be asking whether keeping in contact with... View More
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