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answered on Jun 9, 2020
Your Judge for what? Talk with your attorney about a motion to recuse. Good luck.
March 25th 1-35 South. Fender Bender. I DON’T DRINK at all. They want to install equipment where I blow into
answered on May 27, 2020
Hire a criminal defense attorney to obtain copies of evidence through the "discovery" process outlined in Article 39.14 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.
answered on May 26, 2020
Don't worry about the IAT; I don't know exactly what you are looking at but it's PROBABLY the initials of the clerk who made the entry into the system. Talk with your attorney. Good luck.
I had a seizure in my vehicle as I am an epileptic. The police arrested me for DWI. I had no alcohol in my system, but now they say my THC levels were too high, but no marijuana or paraphernalia was in the car.
answered on Apr 4, 2020
I am sorry for your troubles. If the State cannot prove the "amount" or a quantitative level of the THC that would cause "loss of use of your normal mental or physical faculties" it will not be able to prove your case. In that situation my opinion would be to take the case to trial. Good luck.
answered on Mar 19, 2020
What are you charged with? Call an attorney in your area.
At arraignment th police report says that I was stopped for no seatbelt .I was charged with DWI he claims the oder of alcohol and glossy eyes. On the way out I stopped at traffic ticket office and there is no seatbelt ticket under my i.d Was that a lawful stop?
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answered on Mar 5, 2020
The no seatbelt reason is the probable cause for stopping you. A police officer does not write the ticket for the no seatbelt because a DWI is a more serious crime. Nevertheless, a judge may find that the probable cause was not reasonable. Hopefully, you landed in a friendly Houston Harris County... View More 
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answered on Mar 2, 2020
Yes, you will be considered a first offender because once you complete a pretrial diversion your case is dismissed.
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answered on Feb 21, 2020
It's not fair to say your attorney did nothing since you are on probation when you could be doing hard time in the state penitentiary after being charged with FELONY DWI and entering a plea of Guilty, or No Contest which is the same as Guilty. If the probation officer told you to pay what you... View More
answered on Feb 19, 2020
It depends on where he says it. For example, if he says it on the side of the road when he is hoping to get you to confess then it's not... if he says it in a sworn statement it might be perjury, if he says it while testifying under oath it might be aggravated perjury. Turn to chapter 37 in... View More
I found her parole conditions and she really didn’t take any of the bullet points seriously. Is there any chance the judge will still grant her probation? Or would she have to serve out her guilty verdict of 5 years?
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answered on Jan 27, 2020
Yes, it is possible for the judge to keep her on probation. It depends on her violations, how long she has been on probation etc.
I was making payments and showing up to my appointments until my p.o got fired . I never got reassigned and my calls never got a call back. I got pregnant lost my job and stopped making payments . Now i received a court letter saying i need to show up to court . I have a newborn I’m scared I’ll... View More
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answered on Jan 27, 2020
I answered this question above...
I got my first DUI , my first offense and they put me on the PTD program , i showed up. signed in made payments until my probation officer was let go. I never got reassigned a new one and would still show up i only had 230 left . I was pregnant and lost my job and just had my newborn this month but... View More
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answered on Jan 27, 2020
You should a hire a local lawyer to help you with this situation. I have handled similar situations in the Houston area where the person did not go back to jail. Good luck to you!
i have been on probation for 11 months and on a call in system every single day since i started.. Never failed my in car breathalyzer, UA or alcohol test... have been getting tested AT LEAST once a month, the last three months have been twice.. In January I will be going for my third random test..... View More
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answered on Jan 27, 2020
Your lawyer can always request the court to stop the drug testing based on the length of time you have been “clean.”
Was convicted 6 years ago and im currently on mail out reports where I report every 3 months. Had this problem for years but as I'm getting older it has progressively got worst, where I need to seek medical help.. worried about taking the prescription because I know probation officers can be... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2020
Take the prescription to your probation officer and you should not have a problem. If your PO does have an issue, call your attorney. Good luck.
Him for 1 1/2 months hired another attorney how can I get my money back from the first attorney what are the consequences.. my son has a learning disability that's why I need the attorney to call me or my uncle
answered on Nov 26, 2019
Go to texasbar.com and look under the section for the public. There is a way to file a grievance although before going to extremes there are instructions and help for how you may recover some of your money.
answered on Nov 20, 2019
It can be expunged if all charges stemming from the arrest were dismissed, or if you were found NOT GUILTY at trial, or if your conviction was overturned on appeal or pardoned by the Governor of Texas. If none of those things are true then it can't be expunged unless they change the... View More
After i have served more than 10 yrs in prison
answered on Nov 4, 2019
Go to the court that sent the hold on yiur license to the DPS and see if the fees can be waived. Or call your attorney. Good lucj.
If convicted or plea guilty does it mean my cdl will be suspended for another year start from the conviction date.
answered on Oct 21, 2019
Yes, it generally will, however your lawyer may be able to negotiate that point in a plea bargain. One method I have used in the past is to have my client plead to "obstruction of a highway" so their license is not suspended. But it depends on the strength of your defense and the... View More
I complicated my 1 year probation with no violation .No any other tickets .I've been in the U.S for about 6 years . My chance and what do I need to do ? Thanks a lot .
Cem Gungor .
answered on Oct 21, 2019
It certainly becomes more difficult when you have a class A misdemeanor, (DWI 1) but I suggest you ask an immigration lawyer.
These incidents must go back to the mid-1990's--so did not impact my ability to get licensed in TX; but I'll be travelling regularly to OK--and don't relish an unpleasant surprise from a routine traffic stop.
answered on Oct 15, 2019
Contact attorneys from OK and MD... ideally in the same counties where you most likely accused of a crime.
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