How can someone be convicted of a crime if the only evidence was eye witnesses but they didn't see anything?

If you have a lawyer, ask your lawyer these questions. If you don't have a lawyer, you should get one.

Plea guilty to 10,000 theft from employer what is expected if I'm willing to pay it back?

I agree with the other comments about restitution up front being important. It may also be possible to plead to a PSI or a plea without an agreed...

I'm on felony DWI probation in Harris County, I need to move to Montgomery County. My conditions state I must remain in Harris.

Ultimately, amending that condition is the judge's call. You can contact your PO and ask him/her to put a request in with the Court, but if you...

If two people stold 80$ worth of merchandize together combine. does it spilt in half or no ?

Depending on the facts of the case, prosecutors may elect to charge each of you with the whole $80 under the law of parties which states that two...

Do police in Texas have the ability to issue a "Want" for a individual strictly to question them?

The short answer is "no". Either the police will get a warrant if they can convince a judge that probable cause exists to believe a crime has...

The police cannot arrest you for questioning. You can only be legally arrested if probable cause exists to believe that you have committed a...

Can you get probation for 2 counts of aggravated assault in a first time offense?

I agree with the answers already posted here, but want to add one thing; If you are pre-med and intend to seek professional...

I worked at JcPenney and got caught stealing $40 worth of merchandise I was given a promissory note to pay how does this afectme

Retailers often try to get shoplifters to pay a "fine" which is really a civil penalty authorized under Texas law. Unless you were given a...

Can I get a break on my probation fees if I can't afford to pay it in full and almost off probation? can I pay a portion?

Contact a lawyer in your area who specializes in criminal defense work. It may be possible to pay a lump sum and have the court terminate your...

A deferred adjudication for a Class A misdemeanor can be viewed as a matter of public record on the District or County Clerk's website. You may be...