What kind of warrant do police need to search your home, for some one that is related to you?

Absent what are called "exigent circumstances"...basically an emergency situation...police need what is called a "search warrant" to be allowed to...

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Attorney of record

Generally speaking, a lawyer who appears in a criminal case as "attorney of record" remains the attorney of record until released by the...

Looking to get a class b misdemeanor for possession of marijuana completely removed from my record.

I agree with Mr. Montes' answer. A deferred adjudication is not expungeable unless the defendant is later pardoned.

Will a private Attorney help???

Who is the best lawyer to defend a case? Retained? Appointed? No real way to say for every case. Some lawyers are good for some cases but not...

Could I file for assault on a child or a similar charge?

In Texas it is a crime to assault someone by causing them bodily injury, which includes any injury however minor and any pain. OK, that's the...

I got a tv from rent a center 6 years ago and just got arrested 6 years later

Sounds from your comments to another answer that you already have a lawyer assisting you. In the great majority of cases, the lawyer handling...

Do i still have to pay the rest of the bond off ?

A bail bond company provides a service for a fee. Therefore, if the service - getting a person out of jail on bond - was provided, the fee is...

My grandson attempted to rob a shop with a toy gun but was arrested & was just indicted. What will probably happen next?

An indictment is the document that informs the defendant of the precise charge that has been brought. After the grand jury issues an indictment,...

Need assistance negotiating release of warrant for nonsupport on fiancé; he has been incarcerated, but due for parole

Failure to pay child support can be addressed in family court, and also in criminal court. If there is an arrest warrant for a person for a charge...

In Texas, a person accused of a felony has the right to be present at the time of arraignment?

This situation is really more complex than it appears. If a Texas felony goes to trial, I have never seen a judge not arraign the defendant at...