How do we resolve this matter?

I would need to know what payments were made and what they were for. A local attorney would probably need to review his DPS records to resolve the...

You can't just show up at the jail and expect them to take you; there is no warrant or court order to authorize your time in jail. Go to the...

How are we supposed to preserve error if we don't have time to hire a cell expert to bar the cell location impeachment?

Your best remedy would be to request a new trial based upon newly discovered evidence. All errors in the trial record must be preserved at that...

Isn't the contents of written plea agreement a valid proof of non-conviction and also an acceptable document from court?

You are correct about deferred adjudication probation; if the probation is successfully completed, the matter will be dismissed and there is no...

How much time is he likely to get and whats the best option or route to take?

Burglary of a habitation is a 2nd degree felony, punishable by up to 20 years incarceration in the Texas Department of Corrections, a $10,000 fine,...

What should I do to prepare myself for the hearing. Should I challenge there hearing by arguing the violations against me & how

I hope you have retained an attorney who can go over each of the violations and prepare a defense for each one. I know you think these matters are...

Why is it legal for the feds to sentence an inmate for incarceration and also sentence him to probation, is that not double jeop

Double jeopardy means you cannot be tried twice for the same thing. You are not facing 2 trials, You are facing an extended sentence. It is...

What should I expect? Will I actually have to go to jail? Can I ever clear this off my record?

A class b misdemeanor is punishable by up to 180 days in jail, a $2,000 fine or a maximum probationary period of 24 months. Whether you will ever...

The police can refuse to issue a criminal trespass warning at their discretion, regardless of the prominence of the citizen. Have your aunt send a...

My question is can he just get probation. Also does he need an attorney to even have a chance of not going to jail?

Your son has a constitutional right to represent himself in this case. If he does, however, he is on his own. The Judge or prosecutor will not...