Anything is possible, but what will happen in your specific case depends on the evidence in the State's possession. Talk with your lawyer asap. ...

It depends on the terms of the deferred disposition order. Talk with your lawyer. If you don't have one you will need an attorney for the assault...

Theft is a crime of moral turpitude. You cannot have a conviction on this matter nor can you enter a plea of guilty or no contest. Have this...

Doubtful, but it depends on the exact terms of the plea agreement. No one in this forum has access to the paperwork in your case. Call your...

No one in this forum can comment accurately on your specific case because the specific facts are unknown. Take the letter you received to an...

From what you describe, you may petition for a non-disclosure but are not eligible for an expungement unless or until you are given a full pardon...

It's the penalty group for the drugs in question. Check out Section 481 of the Texas Health and Safety Code. Calling a lawyer would help. Good luck

Class c misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up yo $500 plus court costs. This is a crime of moral turpitude. Call your lawyer before you do...

The decision on whether to reset your case is entirely up to the Judge. Pose this question to your new attorney. Good luck.

You ask a rather global question, but you have the option of either pleading guilty, not guilty or no contest to any criminal charge. No one in...