Can I sue the federal goverment for wrongful conviction?

"Overturned" does not mean you are not guilty or you should not have been prosecuted. If you were found to be innocent, you would be collecting...

I had a ticket for petty theft in texas two years ago, do this appear in my FBI fingerprint and affect my naturalization

There is no "petty theft" in Texas. Because you were given a citation, my guess is that you were charged with Class C theft (meaning theft under...

How do I find out if I was on probation or deferred adjudication??

Look at your probation papers - do they say probation or do they say deferred. If you do not have them, then check with the district clerk to see...

Having that piece of paper does not prove he gave you the information or that he gave you permission. If you paid HIS bills, then you need to...

How do I go about having my felony pardoned in Dallas texas

It is almost impossible and you need to have a great lawyer representing you (and be prepared to spend quite a bit of money.) Here is the link to...

How are affidavits and other evidence correctly enterred in as evidence at a felony hearing?

Affidavits, other than business records affidavits, are not ever correctly entered into evidence in a criminal case. You do not give anyone your...

Will i Get Drug Tested on my Court Date?

If you are not doing drugs, then you should not have a concern on whether you will be drug tested. And, since your lawyer has given you an...

Do u.s. Attorney generals or federal prosecutors automatically make an offer for a plea of guilt after your arrainment

Listen to your lawyer. Some judges will not consider plea bargains for specific terms in federal court. Your lawyer will know how it works in...

What is the steps to get this case dismissed?

Your husband must have a very good criminal defense lawyer representing him. He is charged with a second degree felony and could possibly go to...

At 17 how would I get in school if I'm living with my friends parent?

Your parents have the absolute right to determine where you live until you are 18 years old unless you are emancipated by a court. Seems odd that...