Criminal Mischief State Jail Felony

As a state jail felony the punishment range is 180days to 2 years of incarceration and up to a $10,000 fine. As a first time offender you are...

What is the difference between a DUI and a non-traffic DUI?

If you can provide additional information, someone can probably provide you with a meaningful response. There are differences in charges and...

I was given a ticket for an open container i am 20 years old and they want me to appear in court. can i also be charged with

The short answer is yes depending on when you were intially issued the open container ticket. Every state has what are called Statutes of...

After requesting an ALR hearing does the state have any time limit for scheduling my hearing?

There is not a time limit for notice to be provided or the hearing to be conducted, but as noted above, it is in your interests for the hearing to...

What should be disclosed regarding an "expungment" or "sealed" records?

The previous answer is correct- the expunged matter never happened in the eyes of the law but the sealed matter, while hidden from most entities,...

Violations will turn into a MTR if the PO is aware of it and chooses to turn it over. If you're paying through a civil collection agency you're...

Do you have to pay a fine when you have deferred adjudication on a misdemeanor A?

both posts above are correct. Check the terms of your probation and talk to your attorney. Generally you have during the period of the deferred,...

Can you get misdemeanor convictions expunged from your criminal record and if so, how?

In most states, a conviction can never be expunged. In Texas for example expungements are only available if the charge is dismissed or you're...

Correction on my question: I would like to know if an officer needs reasonable suspicion to RUN license plate on ANY vehicle.

There is no prohibition from running plates of vehicles on the roadways.

Can over a decade-old misdemeanor DWI's and Criminal Mischief be expunged in Texas (Bexar County)?

The DWI cannot be expunged or sealed. To be eligible for an expungment, the charge must be dismissed or you must be found not guilty. For a...