Convictions generally do not get "sealed". Take the Order you are referencing to an attorney for review. Good luck.

A clerical error will generally not be sufficient to have criminal charges dismissed but from what you describe, your boyfriend does need an...

Contact the Intake Department of the District Attorney's office in the county where the case is to be filed and check the status of the matter. ...

You and your son should schedule a consultation with an attorney in your area as soon as possible. Start calling local lawyers. Good luck.

More information is needed. Were the police called? Were you arrested and if so, did you bond out of jail? Below is a copy of the Section of the...

No way to predict the outcome of a case where the evidence in possession of the State can be reviewed, but from what you describe, you will have to...

Your brother is charged with a class b misdemeanor, punishable by up to 180 days in jail or or to 24 months probation plus fines which could max...

From what you describe, a Writ of Habeus Corpus MAY get your boyfriend released. Talk with an attorney in the counties where the new charges are...

You can view your son's estimated parole release date on the TDCJ website. After that, the decision is up to the parole board

The short answer to your question is yes , you can be arrested and detained in jail, released without posting bond and charges being filed, then...