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Son was charged w/disorderly conduct for saying one cuss word at school. Is there any chance he can win?
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Answered on July 24, 2012
There is case law that says the words have to be "fighting words" to be a crime. Look for that. If you have difficulty finding it contact me. ...
Can I get my MIP ticket dismissed and how?
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Answered on July 24, 2012
You need to fight the case. In order for possession to be a crime in Texas, it has to be voluntary which has a very specific meaning under the...
Please tell me what FRAUD POSS CS/PRESCRIPTION SCH V means??
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Answered on July 21, 2012
There are numerous ways this could happen including the changing of the charge once the case is investigated, which it does sound like happened. ...
I have a DWI 2nd in Tyler, Texas. Smith County.(misdemeaner) What is the min. & max. penalty
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Answered on July 21, 2012
For a typical 1st DWI w/o a high blood alcohol level you are looking at up to 6 months in jail and a minimum of 72 hours and up to a $2000 fine. ...
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I am looking for legal assistance for a 38 year old son with ADD, drinks & in jail for domestic violence & attemped suicide.
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Answered on July 21, 2012
I would be happy to answer specific questions if you want to contact me directly. Collin County has very good programs put in place by your...
What is the difference between
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Answered on July 21, 2012
In Texas, the prosecutors sometimes go beyond the code of criminal procedure in the interest of justice and allow people to not be charged to...
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My 16 year old son was arrested in Jan. 2012 for graffati, he was never read his rights. What can we do, court date in one week.
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Answered on July 21, 2012
I represent juvenile clients here in Collin County. Call me and I would be happy to discuss the particulars of the case and the process here in...
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What are a minors rights when stopped by an officer?
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Answered on July 21, 2012
The simple answer is yes and no. Officers can do alot of things but if they violate your rights by too broad a search you can request the judge or...
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