My 56 year old wife with no record was caught n charged with class B theft. She will have to get a couRt appointed lawyer.
$2,000 fine and 6 months is the max. 1st time offender she'll likely get off with deferred.
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$2,000 fine and 6 months is the max. 1st time offender she'll likely get off with deferred.
A dismissal is always the best "option." If it is a dismissal conditioned on restitution or some other provision its still better than PTD.
TWO POSSIBILITIES HERE: Could very easy be a SCAM by some random foreign company who's trying to swindle monies. Could alternatively be a tactic...
School Districts don't have access to items that have been sealed as result of a Petition for Nondisclosure. You can have that misdemeanor charges...
Absolutely. Regardless of location, a seasoned attorney should be able to provide adequate representation so long as the matter is in a Texas...
This is a civil issue. A procedural civil issue at that. Jury has nothing to do with this issue.
You may request a new public defender. Not sure what you mean by transcripts but he can't give you a copy of your Offense Report.
If there is video, the state is obligated to turn that over to your attorney.
He can date who he wants. He's placing himself in a tempting spot however. Especially if his prior conviction involved minor children. His best bet...
First you need to contact a criminal defense attorney. As the victim you've done all you do with the affidavit.