If a blue warrant was issued, it was due to a motion to revoke parole (MRP). That means your husband was not finished with parole. Prior to his...

How much would it be for a court appointed attorney

If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. It will not cost you anything.

You should ask YOUR lawyer. A lawyer that has reviewed the evidence and spoken with the prosecution would be the only one that could adequately...

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There is not a viable basis to succeed on your writ. Parole is not required to set him a bond if they file a motion to revoke parole (and they...

Warrantless searches of an automobile must be based on probable cause to meet the “automobile exception” to the warrant requirement. It is a...

Can someone be arrested for a blue warrant at the DPS?

Yes, he WILL be arrested if he has a blue warrant and goes to the DPS to renew his license or ID.

Can I get my case dismissed (how?) & file a civil lawsuit against the officers for these egregious constitutional violations?

Its possible you might be able to get the charges dismissed, but that would be impossible for anyone on this forum to promise you based on your...

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Your efforts to go after the police are misplaced, and untimely. Hear me out. You are charged with a crime. It is still pending. This means the...

If convicted of either offense you could be sentenced to jail time. Both are class A misdemeanors punishable by up to 1Y in county jail and a fine...

No, they don’t have to dismiss the charges. However, your attorney could file a motion to dismiss the complaint. However, the state would still...