What will the courts do to me?
The Court CAN put you in jail; what the Judge WILL do, however, depends on your probation reports, and the evidence the State has in its...
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The Court CAN put you in jail; what the Judge WILL do, however, depends on your probation reports, and the evidence the State has in its...
If your husband is charged with a state jail felony, it may be possible for the DA to agree to a misdemeanor sentence under Section 12.44(a) of...
It is quite possible that an indictment in your son's case has yet to be filed as of yet. He should have seen a Judge, however, shortly after his...
I am not sure of your objection. Probation does not file any charges, the State does by and through the District Attorney's office in the county...
Possible, but not guaranteed. I do not know anything about the facts of your case or the evidence rthe State has in its possession. Start calling...
What degree of felony was your original charge? The full range of punishment is open on motions to adjudicate after deferred was granted. Time...
It's POSSIBLE but highly unlikely that you would be able to reopen your case. You would have to show some newly discovered evidence that was...
Existence of the case will still appear on a standard background check until the case is dismissed through successful completion of the deferred...
I understand your fustration, but the decision of whether to go to trial can only be made by the person who is facing the consequences. Your niece...
You let an appointed attorney go whenever you can hire a private attorney who is able to pick up where the other attorney left off. The Court will...