Since you did blow a violation, the district attorney may be able to file a motion to revoke your probation. If that happens, the court will set a...

How long do the da have to indict you?

Generally, the District Attorney has 3 years to file felony charges against you. There are some exceptions, but that is a general rule. It is...

I have a warrant for missing a court date on a criminal mischief charge. would I be arrested if I willingly go in?

You should hire a criminal defense attorney to represent you in the case. He or she would be able to try and get the warrant lifted, but it would...

My my husband was how long will he be in jail?

Each second-degree felony in Texas comes with the potential jail time of 2 to 20 years with a maximum fine of $10,000. Additionally an evading...

What can I do? I need to know what to expect.

The best thing you could do for him right now is to find a criminal defense attorney to represent him in his cases. The criminal defense attorney...

So, the PG stands for Penalty Group. Therefore, the charge is a penalty group 2. Drug charges in Texas are divided into penalty groups. Its...

Can my aggravated robbery be dropped if the day of my court date I'm not found guilty of pointing the gun and robbing the guy ?

Since you are charged with aggravated robbery, you are facing a first degree felony. That comes with a potential jail time of 5 - 99 years with a...

Texas treats rape charges very seriously. The wisest thing for your cousin to do at this point is to hire a criminal defense attorney to represent...

Generally, the prosecutors have two years to file misdemeanor charges against you. However the application of the statute of limitations and the...

How long a writ of innocence takes to ne granted having affidavits an newly discover evidence

A writ is a very complicated and prolonged legal remedy. There is no set time limit on when it will be granted, if it’s even granted at all. One...