If I have to do a drug test while applying for a job and I fail the drug test,will I be deported?

A private employer is under no obligation to report the results of a drug test to USCIS. I suppose anything is POSSIBLE, but I would not be...

Can my son file charges on a prison correctional officer?

Your son has every right to be protected from abuse while incarcerated. However, individuals do not file criminal charges; the State does. ...

What can happen if a 26yr old guy got a 17yr old pregnant but had the baby at 18, what could happen to him?

The age of consent for sexual contact in Texas is 17. What you describe is not illegal.

Is there a statute limitations oncethe federal DA dismisses the marijuana ccharge, how Ilong can the case stay pending charge?

Probable cause is never "destroyed"; it either exists or it doesn't. If the Government believes enough evidence exists, criminal charges can be...

While on parole with electronic monitor, if I fail a drug test, will I be given a second chance?

Your entire file would have to be reviewed before an educated guess could be made as to what will happen in your case. Failure to report to your...

Manufacturing and/or delivery of a controlled substance belonging to penalty group 1 in an amount between 1 and 4 grams is a second degree felony,...

CPS TEXAS

If a CPS case is pending with a court of competent jurisdiction, you should already have an attorney (or, if the case has just been filed, one will...

Naturalization -- stuck in background check, over 1 year and 3 months

The short answer to your question is: no, you cannot speed up the naturalization process once all the proper documentation has been submitted. ...

Is it possible to get a dangerous drug possession expunged or appealed after a conviction if a prescription was present @ arrest

I guess anything is POSSIBLE, but the question is how you could resolve a criminal case without you even knowing about the charge. If you signed...

Anything is possible. The exact nature of the material exchanged will determine the possibility of criminal prosecution; see Texas Penal Code...