Does someone qualify for DACA if they were charged for evading arrest - class b in TX

This is actually an immigration law question. I am moving it to that area of avvo.

What if you been indicted for burglary of habitation already acouple of days before your 90 days were up ?

If a person has been in jail 88 days on a felony and does not yet have a lawyer appointed and is not financially able to hire a lawyer, something...

If the police come to someone house with an arrest warrant for non violent charges and the person is either sleep or not there

If the police have an arrest warrant for a person and reasonably believe that person is inside a house, asleep or not, they are within their...

Can a Texas state jail felony prevent me from obtaining a medical or nursing license should I be accepted to a program?

I have recently represented nurses for whom the possibility of even a misdemeanor conviction created problems. May I suggest you consult a lawyer...

Reading the comments to other lawyers' answers it looks like this is a military criminal case you are speaking of. If that is so, there are...

If you are charged with felon with a fire arm and possession of controlled substance is it G ?

I agree with Ms. Shipman. In a case such as you describe, the defendant and defense attorney need to carefully consider whether the prosecutor...

Having your probation revoked.

I agree with Todd and Macy. I would add that getting a good defense lawywer involved is often very important because the defendant on probation...

Is there hope for a person with a felony theft conviction and has an order of deportation?

Any foreign national present in the USA and accused of a felony really needs to be speaking with an immigration lawyer. That may well mean a second...

What if you did probation violation like not leaving your drug test ?

I agree with Ms. Jaggers that what you describe will most likely be treated as a failed UA. However, walking out on a UA may also be seen as...

Is it possible to get a clas a misdeminor assault case set aside in Texas? I was convicted guilty. No deferred adjudication

Under current Texas law, a conviction remains permanently on a defendant's criminal record unless the defendant is pardoned. If the defendant is...

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