The short answer to your question is yes, an officer can give you a citation without a warning even if you are from out of state. Get the tint...

What offense are you referring to? What court is the case assigned to? Were you given any paperwork as to who to contact regarding a setting? ...

I am not sure you understand the process. The only way a case will be "dropped" is if the State decides not to, pursue the matter. If an officer...

More information is required. How did you learn of the setting date, or the fact that criminal charges are/may be pending against you? Call an...

From what you describe, yes, 2 separate charges could be filed. Get with your attorney. Good luck.

Unfortunately, everyone in this forum has zero idea about what's going on in your brother's case ass well. You will have to get with an attorney/ ...

Contact an attorney in the county where the citation is pending. Good luck.

If the ankle monitor is a condition of bond, it must remain in place at least until your case is finalized. Talk with your lawyer. Good luck.

Contact the police in the city where the event occurred and file an incident report. I also suggest contacting a counseling center. Here's one in...

Short answer: no, you cannot transfer your cases to Texas. Jurisdiction remains in the state where the offense allegedly occurred. Talk with a...