How do I get this thift charge removed/expunged they said it would not be there

If you were 16, this should have handled as a juvenile matter and should be sealed. If however you were charged in adult court for a theft,...

IF A PERSON HAS ALREADY HAD PROBATION IN ONE COUNTY CAN THEY RECIEVE IT IN ANOTHER???

Yes, a person can have ongoing probations in different locations, however the prosecutor and judge will have to approve of the multiple probations.

Can i reopen a rape case??

You have every right to follow up with the investigator that was assigned to your report. If after speaking with this person you don't feel as...

I got deferred for a speeding ticket, but i was not under the insurance policy.

Do you have insurance covering you as a driver of another vehicle? If so, you should be fine as the policy follows you. It sounds like both the...

If he spent the entire probation period without problems and only at the end had a problem, the court might be lenient on him- as Ms. Henley notes,...

Pre Trial criminal case

As Ms. Lackey notes the context of your question is important because it can have different meanings, but generally it means that you are leaving...

How uncommon is it for a DUI felony to be reduced?

A reduction of the charge isn't likely- iit sounds like the officer had a proper reason to pull her over, f she failed the SFST, depending on the...

I received a DWI last year and my license was suspended. DPS has no record of my conviction recorded.

As Ms. Lackey notes it is important to not violate terms of probation, however in Williamson County it is absolutely imperative that you do not...

I fired my atty and need a public defender how do I do this

You will have to be able to show that you have no resources, no income and no assets with which to hire an attorney. Depending on how many trial...

Can i have texas crimal record exspunged? multiple charges all received at same time. 4 were judicated probation, 1 jury given,

You are only eligible for an expungement if the charges were dismissed or you were found not guilty by a court/jury. It doesn't sound like that...