If your case is in Fort Bend County contact your bondsman. Usually an arraignment date is set when the bond is made. Because you are on bond the DA's office will usually indict a felony case within 90 days of the charges being filed but the Statute of limitation is 3 years. However, it is unusual not to have an arraignment date. I suggest you hire an attorney or check with your bondsman
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If you do not like your court appointed attorney you are free to hire your own attorney at any time. IT sounds like you are charged with criminal mischief. The punishment level is based on the amount of loss claimed by the owner of the damage property. If the value of the damage is more than $1500 then it can be a felony charge if less than $1500 then it can be charged as a misdemeanor. The court appointed attorney is correct the State can proceed to trial based only on the testimony of one...
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There is nothing you can do about the bond amount at this point. The reason it is set at $50,000 is the State is requesting an emergency protective order be placed on you. Once you are arrested the Judge will issue the order and your bond will be reduced, usually to around $1000 (depending on your criminal history). I suggest before you do anything you consult a criminal defense attorney to advise you on the best course of action. Posting a bond in this situation is tricky so a lawyers...
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Your Cousin needs an attorney to represent him at his parole hearing.
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If the Court is saying you violated the terms and conditions of probation then you need a lawyer. A lawyer can investigate and bring proof to the Court that you did in fact comply with the terms of your probation
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If your Friend went to prison for 6 years then he is on parole now. As a condition of parole he can be forced to make certain payments. Such payment can include court costs, court appointed attorney fees, restitution and fine, to mention a few.
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First of all you need to start talking to lawyers and hire one. The evading arrest is a state jail felony and is punishable by 6 months to 2 years state jail or 2 - 5 years probation (if you are eligible by not having been convicted of a felony in the past) the Burglary of a motor vehicle is a class A misdemeanor and is punishable by up to 1 year in the county jail or up to 2 years probation. If this is your first offense then you need a lawyer who will try to get you Deferred adjudication...
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In Fort Bend County the District Clerk will create a cause number with a "A" at the end when a writ, or motion to reduce bond is filed but the criminal case is not yet indicted. If he was placed on Deferred adjudication probation for 2 cases he will only have to answer for those cases. You should not worry about any old case. With his name and date of birth or his cause numbers I can search specifically for him on the Fort Bend data base and give you a definite answer on what he is facing...
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This is a civil demand letter the only option Walmart has if you refuse to pay it is to file suit against you in small claims court. Since no police came out to the store it sounds like no one was charged with theft. There are no criminal consequences for not paying the demand
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Yes it may be possible to early terminate your probation. Speak to your probation officer and see if they are in favor of it then hire an attorney to file the motion and argue on your behalf to the Judge.
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