Since under Federal law a convicted felon cannot possess a firearm, you must obtain a pardon from the Governor on your cases before r you can...

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The short answer to your question is yes, the DA can offer whatever the DA offers. Have this discussion with your husband's attorney. Good luck.

The statute of limitations for misdemeanor cases in Texas is 2 years; for felony cases the time frame is longer, depending on the offense. ...

More information is needed . Why is there no bond on the case; Is this a probation revocation/adjudication? What's the offense? What is the...

Is the case a felony or misdemeanor? Contact the intake division of the District Attorney's office in the county where the case is to be filed and...

Deportation does not automatically dismiss a criminal charge. These are two separate court systems, and whether or not your friend can remain in...

A pr bond can be granted on the new charge but not for any parole hold. Calling an attorney might help. Good luck

The only way to ensure a criminal case is not formally filed after an arrested is to convince the State there is not enough evidence to...

Yes, you can be charged with public intoxication even if you are on your own property if the general public has substantial access to that portion...

Everyone has the right to file a complaint with the police, and if the investigating office believes there's enough evidence to substantiate the...