Yes. Law enforcement can check the ID of any person they encounter during a traffic stop.

The defendant does not get to decide what motions the attorney decides to file, or not to file. The tactical decisions are up to the attorney....

Contact an attorney directly to investigate this issue. It may be a mistake (or not), there’s no way to know without looking into your situation...

The short answer is NO. The State of Texas, through the county DA makes the charging decision. Does it impact punishment what the victim and...

Once you were arrested and went on bond you were “charged,” for purposes of the statute of limitations (SOL) - even before an indictment is...

1D- The record indicates that the offender has repeatedly committed criminal episodes that indicate a predisposition to commit criminal acts upon...

You will have a difficult time finding an attorney that won't charge you a dollar until your situation is taken care of...Criminal defense...

Its not possible to tell you “what parole usually” will do, because everyone’s circumstances are unique. If the Texas Department of Pardons and...

The judge would have to approve a transfer. If it has already been denied by the judge, just be advised that hiring an attorney to present it to...

Sorry, there is no magic bullet motion that will immediately have the defendant released, simply because a third party has supposedly...