Need help with a family member who has been charged with 4 grams of susbstance, is it usually that one would not be give a bond.

If he's on parole, which sounds likely, he's not entitled to a bond for the parole violation. Otherwise you'd expect him to have a bond amount set...

I recently received a letter saying that i had unpaid tickets that i thought had been taking care of years ago that i paid.

These days most of those letters are computer generated, and computers are notorious for fouling up. Either contact the court and have a human...

If a resident alien or a visa card holder are arrested for DUI in the state of Texas.

Certainly you wouldn't have to worry about a DUI. In Texas, DUI cases are Class C fine only misdemeanors person non-intoxicated individuals under...

Why do i have the same po stipulations when I've only been kept on because of unpaid fines?

If they have continued your probation because you haven't completed the terms (i.e. - haven't paid all of the fees, fines, etc.), then the entire...

Can I expunge a previous DWI felony in TX?

While Mr. Bynum and Mr. Beaty are correct for the most part, I'll add the following: Your cases, which are all convictions, can ONLY be expunged...

I doubt that you will like this answer. Frankly, you probably aren't going to be able to recoup any expenses, but it wouldn't hurt to try. My...

What are the likely consequences for a speeding ticket during minor DUI probation?

While I tend to agree with Ms. Henley's response, I would correct her last statement: There can be no jail time for a minor DUI - DUI is a "fine...

Is it possible to get a first time misdemeanor for public intoxication expunged?

I hesitate to answer this question because I am a Texas lawyer, and am not at all familiar with Michigan law, but I see that the window for a...

Your boyfriend may be able to beat the new DWI - that depends on all of the facts and circumstances, the most important of which is how he looks on...

Minor in Texas - DUI

Many people get DWIs and DUIs confused in Texas. In Texas, DWI means drunk driving. DUI means driving with some alcohol in your system, but NOT...