Can two people be indicted for the same crime......?

Yes, 2 people can be indicted for the same crime, even if one person takes total responsibility for the offense; the DA may not believe him/her.

Completing all your community service before your court appearance is a great idea. Get it finished and bring proof of completion with you when...

Can it be possible that a person can be sentenced twice for one charge.?

It is possible that an error was made on the original sentencing (the minimum sentence on a felony case is 2 years, and 6 months is a misdemeanor...

Do you have 2 separate cases, or just one? If you just have one case which originated in Dallas but the probation was transferred to Ellis County,...

Medical conditions are not criminal defenses. You must deal with the charges and go through the process for this case just like you did on your...

How much time will my son have to do if going to ISF Henderson (Cognitive track) and on probation?

ISF is basically a set of classes that must be completed at different levels. How fast your son will progress through the levels is unknown. Once...

I got a ticket for class c misdemeanor for theft under $166 how much would my ticket be also my record was clean until now ?

Talk with an attorney. A class c misdemeanor theft must be under $100; if the value of the property allegedly taken was $166, the charge is a...

I am on defferd adjudication!I have about 3 months left on probation!All of my fee are paid.Can I still get off on time?

You must timely complete ALL terms and conditions of probation if you wish to be discharged on time. Your probation will be extended if you have...

I am being charged with criminal mischief, a class B misdemeanor. I damaged a guys car and he brought charges. ?

I am not sure of your question. Talk with your attorney and discuss your options. If you do not want to accept the plea bargain offer made by...

Will my non related felony past effect my punishment for my first dwi charge in Texas?

Punishment ranges can be enhanced for any offense, even misdemeanors, if a defendant has prior convictions,. See Texas Penal Code, Section 12.43....