The law does allow in some instances for arrest following an indictment even though you are already on bond. I encourage you to consult with a...

It will depend on where he was arrested. Try the website to see if you can locate him: https://vinelink.vineapps.com/state/TX Good luck.

In Texas, a state jail sentence is served day for day unless the judge awards the defendant credit for “diligent participation” while in jail. Not...

You do not gives us enough facts about your situation for us to give you an accurate answer. It is possible the statement you made to them can be...

You will be eligible for an expunction once the statute of limitations for what you were indicted for expires unless the DA agrees to waive the...

You are charged with a first degree felony. The range of punishment is 5 to 99 years or life in prison. Probation is possible but not a...

He can ask the judge again for a bail reduction as many times as he wants. But the judge is not required to do it. I’m assuming since he has...

On a felony charge in Texas, the State has at least three years to indict a case. For some charges, they have longer. A defendant who has been...

Your husband should consult with an experienced criminal defense to discuss his case and what can be done to fight the charges.

If you have been arrested, you can be convicted. I suggest you consult with and retain a criminal defense lawyer to help you with your case.