Can anyone describe what a 1244b is? Is it the same thing as a 1244a?
12.44b allows the prosecutor to drop the case to a misdemeanor. 12.44a allows the punishment to be dropped to misdemeanor punishment.
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12.44b allows the prosecutor to drop the case to a misdemeanor. 12.44a allows the punishment to be dropped to misdemeanor punishment.
If you don't finish the case it will be dismissed.
Custody is a complicated matter. You need to hire an attorney.
Custody is complicated. You need to hire an attorney on this matter.
Your probation officer would be the best source of information for this question.
The Court doesn't do this. You will need to do it. I suggest that you hire a family law attorney to help you.
A person is an adult for criminal justice purposes at age 17 in Texas. Turning 18 doesn't do anything. If the charges happened at age 17 or later...
You need to hire a lawyer. A lawyer can file a motion to transfer and a motion to modify, if necessary.
Courts do not want to micromanage the lives of families. Perhaps you should address this with your ex-husband.
Your question needs more detail. Are you trying to get your son's juvenile record sealed.