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Q: Whats is Texas; Burglary in the 2nd degree
Brian Kent Tillman
Brian Kent Tillman
answered on May 7, 2011

Mr. White is correct, I would only add that probation is also possible if you qualify and they are willing to accept you. Maximum probation term is 10 years. Things that would prevent probation are things like prior trips to the penitentiary, or a poor history with prior probations (like... View More

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Q: If im being charged with possesion of less than two ounces and I only had a joint What options do I have
Brian Kent Tillman
Brian Kent Tillman
answered on Dec 3, 2010

It means you have been charged with class B misdemeanor possession of marijuana. The maximum penalty is up to 6 months in the county jail, up to $2000 fine, or both. In addition, a conviction will result in a drivers license suspension and surcharges on your license. Treatment of marijuana cases... View More

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