Aggravated sexual assualt of a minor under 14 whose a good/best attorney in houston texas

He is not in the Houston area, but he practices statewide and is VERY experienced in sexual assault of a child cases. His name is Paul Stuckle. ...

My middle name was spelled wrong from my DWI arrest in 2005, is there anyway to have that taken off my record and recoup my fine

Did they make you pay twice? Can you prove that you paid them twice? If not, then I wouldn't expect any refund to be forthcoming to you. Good Luck

Whats the worse im facing?

At the age of 19 you are an adult, this is not a juvenile offense. You have some opportunities here to limit your exposure. Keep in contact with...

If I have filed an appeal, and it was dismissed, can I appeal to a higher court?

It is sometimes possible to refile in the same appellate court and sometimes to a higher court. You will need an attorney to assist you. You may...

How long is a probation extension?

It is entirely possible for the probation to be extended six months.... or even a year if there is that much time available.

Do I have any other options?

You need to keep in mind, that the Prosecuting attorney has a say in a plea bargain or trial. They evaluate their case and make their offers. ...

When wrongfully accused of propaition voilation, can i sue for loss of income for the time i was locked up waiting the hearing?

It depends, what was in the affidavit to support the issuance of a warrant? Where did the information come from. There may be a remedy, but it...

Am trying to see if i can get a non disclosure for a 3rd degree felony charge back in 2007.

Was this a deferred adjudication? Have you been off probation for at least five years? It may be possible to have it sealed. If this was a...

Went to prison for 18 months, got out a judge overturned my conviction because of double jerpordy. i recieved damages in prison

There are some remedies. They are civil in nature. A Federal 1983 action for deliberate indifference might be applicable. Or under the Tort...

No. If Convicted, neither judge or jury can give probation. Tex. Code Crim. Pro. Art 42.12 sections 3g and 4.