I had a conviction in 2003 of domestic violence in Texas. It was a misdemeanor Class A
Federal law prohibits possession of a firearm by a person who has been convicted of an offense where there has been a finding domestic violence. ...
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Federal law prohibits possession of a firearm by a person who has been convicted of an offense where there has been a finding domestic violence. ...
You must ask this question to your uncle or bis attorney. No one in this forum knows the facts of his specific situation.
If the time you spent in jail was a condition of probation or sanctions for violating probation, then such time is not credited toward back time on...
A conviction is possible but depends on the specific facts. Talk with your attorney.
Please hire a lawyer. You cannot get help by posting questions in this forum at this point.
You may mean NDL, which is No Driver's License, and FMFR, which is Failure to Maintain Financial Responsibility (no insurance). Where are you...
Depends on the offense and fact situation. You need an attorney; no one can give accurate advice on a specific matter over the internet.
Yes, you can just send a check, but that would cause a judgement of guilty to be enteter permanently on your record.
It depends on where you look. An abstract of your record from the Department of Public Safety will not show a citation if no final judgement has...
Meet with an attorney and retain him or her. No one can represent you online. Good luck.