What does it mean when the court looses your bond and the bondsman says you have to meet them at station to sign again?

Occasionally bond paperwork does get lost, but usually will just sign it at the bondsman's office. You can always call the Sheriff's Department to...

Should someone be sitting in jail for 18 days without anything being done from his court appointed lawyer?

There are too many unknown variables here to answer your question. First, how do you know his attorney isn't doing anything? Attorneys do a lot of...

How can I get about 3 or 4 tickets 1 in warrent, off or squashed,I don't have a job ex felone?

You have two options for tickets in warrant. One is to turn yourself in and sit them out. The other is to post bonds to lift the warrants. The...

Does the police have to see a trespass take place before a home owner can file trespass charges?

No. Police can rely on the statement of a complaining witness. It is within their discretion to determine whether they have sufficient probable...

Can a felony get in trouble riding with a person that has a open gun license permanent

If you are a felon, it is illegal for you to be in possession of a firearm. I have had many UPF cases where my client was in a car with a weapon...

One student wouldn't give my 16 year old his headphones back so my son threw us cell phone. Can he be in any trouble?

Your son threw the other person's cell phone? If he did this and if the phone was damaged, yes he could be charged with criminal mischief. He does...

What you are describing does not meet the legal definition of bribery, no. A criminal case is the State vs. the Defendant, not the Complaining...

Can I get a protective order terminated and withdraw my statement to police? Tx

You cannot withdraw a statement. Once you have made the statement, it is part of the evidence in the case. It cannot be destroyed or altered. You...

When you go to JP court for a restraining order against you is the JP supposed to ask how you plea?

Being served with a Protective Order is different than being charged with a criminal offense and does not require you to enter a plea.

I'm not entirely clear what your question is or what your case status is. Were you placed on a two-year deferred probation and then you violated...