How can i get put on straight probation if im on defered and now being revoked

If you were placed on deferred adjudication probation, the Judge has already determined that the evidence in your case substantiates your guilt,...

Can my boyfriend be released from being detained and legally stay in the U.S. by getting married?

Just marrying him will not cause his automatic release. Many questions need to be answered, and they should be addressed to an immigration...

I'm on probation for shoplifting got a misdemeanor b. I took a few sips of alcohol last night. Will I be okay?

If no alcohol is a condition of your probation, you may have an issue. Any violation of your probation can cause a motion to revoke probation to...

Can they stop him from ever living with me or us being together period

You call the police. You told them he hit you. You are the victim. When you called the police, you caused criminal charges to be filed against...

Can D.P.S.stop my drive license to renewed for one violation

There are several causes for driver;'s license suspension, invalidation or denial of renewal. For example, if you have one outstanding citation in...

Would I need to do an ALR hearing if I gave blood due to a warrant and it's below .08?

The DPS can request suspension of your license if your alcohol concentration is above the legal limit OR if you refuse to provide a specimen upon...

If no files were pressed. Will it show up my criminal fingerprint record?

If no criminal charges were filed, nothing will show up on a background check.

How often are ALRs won if the reason to get pulled over is proven false?

One of the allegations which the State has to prove in a license revocation hearing on a breath test refusal/failure is the officer's reasonable...

What is a Federal Violation and how can I found out what the charge is?

In order to be charged with a criminal violation, the Government must allege the specific law that the defendant supposedly violated. If your...

The statute of limitations for misdemeanor assault in Texas is 2 years from the date of offense. It is up to law enforcement, however, to...