I am on probation for DWI 2 and want to terminate my probation. Will the judge sentence the max of 1 year that was probated?

The sentence is totally the judge's discretion if he finds that you violated the terms and conditions of probation. It is not uncommon for judges...

Licensing for adult escorting in texas

Some municipalities might require a "license or registration" of various occupations. If your municipality has such an ordinance, you would check...

Criminal advice ex escort

An arrest can be made upon a finding of probable cause that a crime was committed and the person being connected with the crime. It is a pretty...

Im On The Run On Felony Probation For Getting New Charges I Want To Fix This And Not End Up In Jail Please Help??!!

Running won't make the problem go away. It usually only makes things worse in the long run. Call the attorney who handled your prior case for...

Is there a way to beat an enhanced evading arrest felony ????

There may be, but we can't tell from where we are, We would have to evaluate the state's case which would involve reviewing the discovery...

My husband is in Harris County Texas jail charged with aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon. Can he get deferred adjudication

Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 42.12 Section 5 governs the availability of Deferred Adjudication as a disposition for a charge. ...

If I know someone that is currently doing time in a safe-p rehab facility can he still use a 1244 a and b for two felonies?

Texas Penal Code Section 12.44(a) and 12.44(b) must be agreed upon by the prosecutor and the court. This is done prior to sentencing. If he has...

How should I go about sealing my record?

There is no problem waiting that long. 10 years ago, employers were not so interested in criminal background checks on potential employees. ...

What is the process for applying for a Non-disclosure if you successfully completed your deferred adjudication in Texas?

Mr. Lehn is correct. The filing fees and attorney fees are generally minimal when compared to the rest of your future without a criminal...

Your husband should be entitled to credit for the time that the state had the "detainer" (warrant) placed against him. An attorney can assist in a...