An absconder is a term generally held for people who jump bond or get probation and then stop attending their probation meetings and run off...

What does LSIR stand for? The case has been reset for inmate to complete this.

LSIR stands for "Level of Service Inventory-Revised." Essentially it is a comprehensive interview designed to determine if the person being...

3rd degree felony for evading arrest. 3 years probations. Just completed 4 months. Early determination?

Most judges in Houston will make you wait until at least the halfway point (in your case 1 1/2 years) for early termination of probation. If you...

Does it make a difference if I live in Fort Bend County and Not Harris County?????!

As I answered in your previous post, if your wife declines to prosecute the case, the DA's office has still opened a case against you. The State...

Is it possible to pay restitution or fine and damages if you have burglary case, to prevent jail time?

It is possible, but in order to do it you'd need a very good defense lawyer familiar with the criminal practice in Houston. District Attorneys in...

Would it help me if my wife decide to not pursue charges against me??

In Harris County, there is a specialized division for those cases called Family Criminal Law Division (FCLD). The prosecutors there are trained to...

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I took a plea deal in Harris County to get a case dismissed in FortBend. If I reopen Harris and have it dismissed.

If your case in Fort Bend was dismissed, you should be able to have a lawyer get it expunged no problem. You cannot, however, reopen the Harris...

What could happen if on 1year of prob. for a dwi & deferred adjudication on a poss. of dangers drug for tramadol & get 2nd dwi?

Depends entirely on (1) the facts, (2) the judge, (3) the DA, and most importantly (4) the lawyer you hire. With those basic facts, there is a...

I need a second opinion please

No one can know that for your particular case but you and your lawyer. If you believe your lawyer is acting in your best interests, then it's best...

If you've done everything else well on probation, you could be fine. Judge Brown is fairly reasonable when it comes to that stuff as long as you...