Do I need to take a lawyer to court with a misdemeanor charge of Adult Assault with bodily harm?

You definitely should take a criminal defense attorney to handle the charge with you. It seems your attorney did a good job with lessening a felony...

Can my aggravated robbery get dropped or to something lower if determine not guilty of robbing just the fact that I was there?

I agree with my colleague, it COULD help, but no guarantee. The District Attorney is the only one who can drop or lessen the charges. You should...

An aggravated robbery charge is a first degree felony in Texas, which means you come with potential jail time of 5 - 99 years with a maximum fine...

Can he beat this case ?

it is crucial that he hires a criminal defense attorney. This kind of case is not something he should take on his own. If convicted, his life is...

Can 21 years old guy take a minor (16) out for an one night stay?

The 21 year old guy is likely in trouble. Sexual intercourse is not the only requirement for criminal charges. Any form of sexual arousal is...

How do I go about retaining an attorney just to make a phone call for me?

What you are able to do is to hire the attorney for the limited purpose of making a phone call to that detective determine what is going on. The...

I was charged with a aggravated robbery and still on trial can this charge out or to something lower?

Aggravated Robbery in Texas is a first degree felony, which means you are facing potential jail time of 5 - 99 years in prison with a maximum fine...

Can state press charges if a minor (15-17) sexually abused his siblings & the parents and siblings dont want to press charges?

The District Attorneys are the ones that get to decide what the individual will be charged with, not the police. However, a Grand Jury will need to...

You are facing a Class B Misdemeanor, which comes with a potential jail time of up to 6 months with a maximum fine of $2,000. The reality of it...

What kind of sentence for first offense injury to a child

Generally speaking, an injury to a child is AT LEAST a State Jail Felony, which means potential jail time of 6 months - 2 years with a maximum fine...