Bank employee theft, what will I be charge with in the state of Texas?

Theft under $1,500 is considered a Class A Misdemeanor in Texas (up to 1 year in jail and/or $4,000 fine), but - depending on the facts of the case...

I got a ticket for theft under $50. What's next?

Theft under $50 is a Class C Misdemeanor in Texas. Usually, the prosecutor will offer "Deferred Disposition" which - if you have no further...

Will a dismissed traffic citation show up at my probation office?

It may be a public record, so it's possible your Probation Officer will have access to it. Regardless, you should read the paperwork outlining the...

Cought stealing at Walmart to day the item was under 50$ dollars a police officer gave me a ticket and the Walmart employee

The citation the officer gave you is for a Class C Misdemeanor. Several local attorneys are familiar with the procedures and adjudications in your...

To echo the and supplement the comments of my colleagues: Tell your attorney everything, and don't say anything to anybody else in the meantime....

What happens when you fail a UA for thc on federal probation?

Generally, it's at the discretion of the Prosecutor to file a motion to revoke probation and it depends on the evidence. Their decision may also be...

You need to trust your attorney to give you the best advice. For your specific question, it depends very much on the specific language and intent...

Final Decree of divorce is recevied. Everything is against husband. Can it be changed?

You should speak with an attorney in your area and provide all of the information (there is a lot missing here). Specifically: What are the...

Can I ask to have my criminal case, class B theft misemeanor reopened after 7 years?

Generally, plea bargains also include a stipulation that you're waiving your right to appeal, however, if you truly did not understand and the plea...

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I'm on house arrest because of a criminal felony charge and I'm trying to find a good criminal attorney.

It's unlikely that an attorney will accept your case without funds in advance. Even with a presumption of innocence, the amount of time and effort...