Since I took deferred adjudication, do I need to need to put "convicted a felony" on job applications?

No. You have not been convicted.

Yes. He could get reinstated or he could get time. He could get more probation or up to ten years in prison. Whose court he's in and which DA is...

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Typically yes. Of course jails do miss things, but if they see any warrants, standard procedure is for them to notify the agency that has the...

How do I proceed to have medical bills covered? Do I need to file assault charges on a minor to have the event noted?

There is a great deal of assumption of the risk in being a ref. Meaning these cases are hard to make. But if the assault was truly outside of the...

If the defense secures the accuser as a witness, can the prosecution or anyone involved question that witness

She can talk to anyone she wants--or refuse to. If she is subpoenaed to testify, the other party will cross examine her. As long as she tells the...

I am 17. I lied about a sexual matter and the case is now in the DA's hand. Can the defense attorney call me as a witness?

You need to do what is right. If that mean telling the DA, the defense attorney, your dad, or anyone else who will listen. Yes the defense...

Was it illegal for my wife to be chuffed booked and bonded out for a following to close ticket?

Yes. I know it seems weird, but this is a common police tactic. If they want to search a car but don't have legal probable cause, they arrest the...

If I was arrested the DA rejected it and my detective said" the DA rejected your case no charges where filed against you "

Arrests can show up on background checks. It just depends on what service the employer is using. You will definitely need to expunge this as soon...

I was intterogated without being read the miranda rights. Can they use that info against me.

If you were in custody, no. If you were not in custody, yes. As Mr. Pierce-Jones points out, "in custody" is a legal term that is very...

Can i go to trial again?

It depends on how recently. An attorney can file a motion for new trial within thirty days. The judge doesn't have to grant it, but they sometimes...