Yes. Texas recognizes felony convictions from other states and can use those convictions to enhance the punishment for a felony charge in Texas.

Under TX law convicted felons can have a gun ONLY where they live, and no other location - 5 yrs after being released from prison or parole. If you...

Unfortunately, your case was not “dismissed.” Your case was discharged without a finding of guilt. It will appear on your public criminal record...

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As I tell anyone accused of a crime they swear they did not commit - do not plead guilty. Hire a lawyer you trust and fight your case. If they...

There are many substances listed in Penalty Group 1. Cocaine and meth, but also some prescription medications, are in that penalty group. Penalty...

If he is on parole for a state charge, the TX Board of Pardons and Paroles. They typically will wait until any new cased are resolved before...

Contact the district attorney or law enforcement agency. No one here will be able to assist you in finding our info on a case where you are trying...

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Are you accused or suspected of a crime? Yes? Stop contacting law enforcement. Don’t contact the investigator. Don’t contact the DA. No matter...

Yes, in all likelihood, they will arrest you. Any law enforcement person that discovers your warrant - State or Federal - will arrest you if they...