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What is the likely punishment (fine, comm. service, etc..) and can this be removed from his permanent record at some point?
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Answered on February 29, 2016
Your son-in-law MAY be able to have this matter expunged or non-disclosed, depending on the final outcome of the case. He cannot allow a final...
Can a probation officer track your phone
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Answered on February 29, 2016
I hate to break this to you, but all cell phones have a GPS device where the location of the phone can be tracked. No court order or warrant is...
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What is the age of consent in Texas and is he committing a crime?
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Answered on February 29, 2016
The age of consent in Texas is 17. Makes sure that is her actual age. It is not a defense that he THOUGHT she was 17 or even if she told him she...
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How do I keep this offense off my record? What is deferred ajustification? Is there like a plea deal I can do or what can I do?
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Answered on February 29, 2016
Deferred adjudication is a type of probation where if you successfully complete the terms, the case is dismissed and you will not have a conviction...
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I'm a 15 year old girl can a date a 19 year old
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Answered on February 29, 2016
Any sexual contact between the two of you will be a felony offense on his behalf, even if you give consent. The age of consent in Texas is 17, so...
What are my options other than TDCJ Safe P for 9 months-1 year?
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Answered on February 29, 2016
Any modification to your probation is discretionary with the Judge. What kept you out of prison was your agreement to comply with ALL the...
Is there any chance of avoiding safp and getting reinstated?
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Answered on February 29, 2016
Any modification to your probation is discretionary with the Judge. What kept you out of prison was your agreement to comply with ALL the...
If my probation officer calls my employer to verify employment and tells them what my charges are can I be terminated?
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Answered on February 29, 2016
Texas is a right to work state, so you can be terminated at the discretion of your employer (except for a bad reason, such as race, creed, color,...
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What will most likely happen to me at court?
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Answered on February 29, 2016
You have to get an attorney. Your new cases will be filed against you as an adult. Your juvenile case may or may not be transferred to the adult...
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Will he be transferred to a state jail? Or finish his time in county? We are just trying to find a release date.
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Answered on February 29, 2016
I'm a little confused. Was your husband found in contempt for failure to pay child support and sentenced to 180 days? If so, he will stay in the...
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