What is the sentence of UUMV in Dallas County?

Everyone's sentence varies based on the facts of their case and their criminal history. The range of punishment on a UUMV is six months to two...

How much time can you get for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, even though the person was not harmed or touched?

The range of punishment is 2-20 years in prison. He is also eligible for probation. Or the case could be reduced or dismissed. He'll just have to...

My sister is in jail for conspiracy her boyfriend stold tv's will she do time in jail? Or what other options will she have?

She will probably be offered probation if she doesn't have a record. As long as she's in custody, she has a court appointed attorney. That person...

I plead no contest to an assault charge against me. Can my case be reopened so I can defend my self? I was misguided.

If you've already pled, it cannot be undone if more than 30 days has passed. You could consult an appellate attorney about filing a writ or...

You have a long list of important questions. You also stated that you have an attorney. He is in the best position to give you the most accurate...

Can the DA do Tolling if I go back to the US, the cases were dismissed when they became 10 years old and I have no warrants now.

Every offense has a limitations period. There are certain tolling provisions. I can't tell from these facts what your SOL would be and how much of...

What is it called when an inmate can go to prison for 6 months rather than go through another trial

There's no such thing as a six-month prison sentence. You may be talking about a state jail felony? A defendant always has the right to enter a...

LP found a wallet in my purse, used foul language, used violence, took away personal belongings. Charged Class B misdemeanor.

This sounds like a fairly standard retail theft case. You need to hire an experienced defense attorney as soon as possible.

No. Only a higher can change a judge's ruling. His PO can't violate him for doing something that's not prohibited by his written probation...

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That would typically be filed as an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Anything could be filed as an "attempted," but that would be harder to...