I am applying for an FFL in Texas. I have an assault causing bodily injury from 2001. Will I qualify?
If the conviction is not for family violence then you should be eligible to possess a firearm.
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If the conviction is not for family violence then you should be eligible to possess a firearm.
You have an attorney, ask him. How do you know you have 30 days if you have not be sentenced? If you have already been sentenced it is not likely...
If you are 17 or older get an attorney since this is a theft case that will prevent you from getting many jobs.
Yes, it is a theft conviction if you pay the fine. Get an attorney and see if you can do a pretrial diversion or at most a deferred adjudication.
You file the Bivens claim where it occurred.
He can try to hire a parole attorney to help him but based on the facts presented, I would say he is not going to make parole soon.
You still owe the court costs. You can set up a payment plan to get the hold off of your license.
You need to hire an experienced federal criminal lawyer. There are several in Beaumont to choose from.
Sounds like he is heading back to prison. Even if he beat the evading case he still has a felon in possession case.
This is not a federal criminal question. It is a state litigation question. But no, you would need to challenge it by appealing in state court.