? ROBBERY-BODILY INJURY

Generally a robbery charge is a second-degree felony in Texas. What that means is it comes with a potential jail time of 2 to 20 years in prison...

Can I still be charged if the other party admitted to lying and gave a new statement?

Unfortunately, you can still be charged. Once the police are involved, the charges are in the hands of the State, and only the State can drop the...

Can I fight the citation, or get it dismissed if I never got pulled over and got handed a ticket?

Yes, you have the right to challenge the citation. Since your letter says you failed to go to your court date, you most likely have a warrant out...

I was given a ticket and arrested for interfering with an officer

You are likely to be charged with at least a Class B Misdemeanor. In Texas, a Class B Misdemeanor comes with a potential maximum jail time of 6...

Will i have to hire a lawyer for my case?

Yes, you should hire a criminal defense attorney to represent you in the case. In Texas, drug charges can be filed against anyone that have drugs...

What kind of time if any is my husband looking at with one prior agg robbery and now pcs pg1 4-200g?

Generally, if he is charged only with possession, he is facing a second degree felony, which comes with a potential jail time of 2 - 20 years in...

Deferred probation?

You need to hire a criminal defense attorney to represent you on your court hearing. The district attorney and the defense attorney will be able to...

As my colleague mentioned, it all depends on how your case is resolved. If you get what is called deferred adjudication probation, and you complete...

The odds are slim to none. The District Attorney could always drop the charges if it wanted to, but not likely. In drug cases, you can be charged...

An aggravated assault is a typically a second degree felony in Texas. That means the potential jail time is 2-20 years with a a maximum fine of...