Generally, it is possible. However, it heavily depends on the evidence in your case, your full criminal history, and the specific facts involved....

No, generally, the District Attorney has 3 years to file felony charges against you. Since they have filed them, there is no statute of limitations...

What is the statue of limitations on a manufacturing charge

Generally, the District Attorney has 3 years from the date of your alleged offense to file official charges against you (some offenses have longer...

What is the statue of limitations on a manufacturing charge?

Generally, the District Attorney has 3 years from the date of your alleged offense to file official charges against you (some offenses have longer...

17 year old arrested for engaging in criminal activity will she be able to get probation?

Engaging in organized criminal activity is a very unique offense under Texas law. Engaging in organized criminal activity essentially is punishing...

How can they charge me with a controlled substances felony, when I am innocent.?

The reason they charged you is likely because drugs were in your vicinity (were near you). In Texas, you can be charged with drug possession, even...

When does organized crime become federal? what is about to unfold?

Engaging in organized criminal activity is a very unique offense under Texas law. Engaging in organized criminal activity essentially is punishing...

Second time arrested on PCS 4-200 mg while on probation

If you didn't have anything on you, you must have been charged because drugs were within your vicinity. If that is the case, that it is the reason...

At 18 what happens if you are accused of sending a sexual picture to a minor?

On the state level, you are looking at THE VERY LEAST, a Class A Misdemanor, meaning if convicted, you are facing up to 1 year in jail and a...

In Texas, a third degree felony comes with potential jail time of 2-10 years with a maximum fine of $10,000. Additionally, you may be required to...