My husband is in fort bend county for a thief felony bond is10k but he wasn't been indicted yet how long do they have to indict

The 90 days being up will get him a PR bond or a bond he can make on the criminal case but that will do him no good - the blue warrant will hold...

If my wife goes to trial I am suppose to testify against her but I wont. what kind of jail time am I looking at

You do not have a choice if called to testify except if you have a 5th amendment right to remain silent. You should consult a lawyer about...

If i am 17 years old and had a baby. Do i still need to have my parents permission as if i was under age?

You parents are responsible for you and make your decisions on where to live until you are 18 even if you have had a baby. If you want to move...

How will a new judge(s) for the court where my case was handled affect my chances at early termination?

You are not entitled to early termination so it is a guess what any judge, including your original judge, will do. But, given that you have...

Dose feloney or misdemeanor class C, of shoplifting case cause delay in neutralization process? I have fingerprint in 10 days :(

Yes, it absolutely can affect you. And, since you were fingerprinted, they will find it. Moreover, I believe that you have an obligation to...

My Fiance was arrested he had less then 1 oz of meh and and less 1oz of weed and a pipe was gving to me.

Your question is confusing. Your fiancé can get out if he posts bond. If he has only one new case and they do not indict it by 90 days, he is...

I was on mismeandor probation for a assault I just got arrested for a felony theft prior conviction I have to report in morning

If the prior felony predates the probation, then it will not be used for revoking the probation but you have bigger worries than the misdemeanor...

Does my daughter have to personally appear in court for dui in Chicago?

Change your address to Chicago to get answers from lawyers there. Texas lawyers will not know the answer.

Can he sue them?

If they had cause to believe that he committed a crime, then they had the right to arrest him. They also have a lot of immunity from being sued. ...

What does that mean "set aside". More important that state laws are federal laws. If you are a felon, you cannot purchase / transfer firearms.