If someone was sentenced 15 years for Murder how long will he actually serve before being released?

The person would be eligible for parole after serving half of their sentence. This does not mean that they will actually be granted parole after...

It depends upon your employer. You do not have a conviction at this point; however, you most likely will have an arrest showing up on your record....

Is it concidered malicious prosecution if the ada has affadavids of non prosecution stating what realy happened

No, it is not malicious prosecution. The State can still pursue the case, even if affidavits of non-prosecution have been filed. However, if the...

Will my bofriend have to stay in jail until his hearing Dec. 18th? Is there anything his lawyer can do to get him out?

The fact that he has already been out on bond, and failed to appear, is not going to help him. His lawyer can ask for a bond reduction, but the...

Your PO can make a recommendation to the court, but the judge will make the decision. The judge can decide not to do anything, just let you...

I have recently found out that I have a warrant for a clas b misdemeanor in Texas.

If there is a warrant out against you, the best thing you can do is contact a bondsman or an attorney about posting a bond, and then turn yourself...

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My husband was charged with agg. ass. with a deadly weopon and waived his rights into a guilt plea to get mine dismissed he

I am not sure I understand your question. If your husband waived his right to trial and entered a plea of guilty in exchange for a plea bargain,...

2nd felony charge

Ms. Henley's answer is outstanding, and I really cannot think of anything to add to it. I do concur with both Ms. Henley and Mr. Jones that your...

Domestic Violence in dallas tx

A first offense for assault/family violence is a Class A misdemeanor. The maximum punishment is one year in jail, plus a fine of up to $4000.00. ...

Can the state of texas arrest me for a child abuse charge while at "show cause" hearing?

Yes, you can be arrested in court. Your best cause of action, now that you know it is a possibility, would be to contact a lawyer about...