Yes, an arrest for any offense can be considered a parole violation.

Yes, a misdemeanor conviction can be used to enhance felony offense levels.

If the syringe contained a controlled substance you are in possession of a controlled substance. Whether or not there was a needle is irrelevant.

Possession of Penalty Group 1 4g-200g is a 2nd degree felony which means your boyfriend would be facing up to 20 years in prison. There is a wide...

On July 22, 2019 he was charged with Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, a 2nd Degree Felony. He has had a warrant for his arrest since that...

While on deferred adjudication you have been arrested and charged but not convicted.

They can absolutely fire you for that reason or pretty much anything else that isn't based on discrimination as Texas is an employment-at-will...

My friend has a few unpaid traffic tickets. Should she worry about anything? She's not because the car isn't in her name but he

Traffic tickets are issued to a person, not a vehicle, so it does not matter who the car is registered to. She may already have warrants for these...

Can a 44 male be changed for statutory rape now when the miner was at the time it happen was 14 years old and now she is 22?

This sounds like a case of Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child under 21.02 of the Texas Penal Code, for which there is no statute of limitations. ...

Can a UA performed today based on usage of a substance 2-3 weeks ago be basis for arrest today & revoking bond, no current usage

There is no crime for having Marijuana in your system, nor should you have your bond increased or revoked due to conduct that occurred prior to you...