The most obvious is that you can be arrested.

sounds like 150 day sentence but 63 days credit which may be enough to discharge the sentence. Need to see the paper to be sure. Call your lawyer.

Go to the county or district clerk website and your yourself up. OR call the sheriff and ask if there is a warrant. How long has it been? May be a...

This is kind of like saying you bought a car - what's it worth now? We need more information. What county? what charge, who was your attorney?...

You can get credit for being in jail, against the tickets, but you will need to talk with the jail to see about it, and best to have a licensed...

Doesn't matter driver was 17. He is an adult in the eyes of Texas criminal law. He needs to talk to the car's owner and get the car registered, and...

Violation of probation can get you sentenced to the entire term of the sentence. You need a lawyer.

You most likely have terms and conditions of probation that prohibit the use of marijuana. And, usually, you are ordered to report all contact with...

It will be on your record unless and until you have it expunged. You will likely need to hire an attorney to get it expunged.

Both these charges are state jail felonies and the punishment range is 180 days to 2 years, assuming the evading is in a motor vehicle. On foot,...