George Cariker Roland

George Cariker Roland's Answers (15)

Denton, TX

Criminal defense Lawyer at Denton, TX

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Violent Crime

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My deferred Adjudication was dismissed in 2004. Do I have to say I was convicted of a felony charge?

George's answer | Answered on March 07, 2014

Deferred adjudication is not the same thing as a conviction. After you successfully completed deferred, the charge was dismissed. A dismissed...

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If you're on probation and you miss 4 hours in community service in a month, can your probation be revoked

George's answer | Answered on March 01, 2014

I suspect that, based on the specifics of your question (4 hours), the plea paperwork required that you begin community service hours by a certain...

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What charges can I expect from a class c misdemeanor for possession of drug paraphernalia found during a traffic violation stop?

George's answer | Answered on February 28, 2014

Yes, you should hire a lawyer. If you plead guilty to the charge, or simply pay the fine, then it will stay on your record. If you are able to...

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Doesn't an owner of a property have to press charges in order for a person to be charged with burglery?

George's answer | Answered on February 25, 2014

To build on the previous answers, in Texas, the "complainant" need only be someone with a superior right of possession to the premises relative to...

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I been arrested for petit theft and it was expunged Have you been convicted and or found guilty of violating any law? y or n?

George's answer | Answered on February 25, 2014

Where a person has had their criminal record expunged, they are legally, honestly, and ethically permitted to deny that the arrest/charge/ etc....

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