Galveston, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Galveston, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Expungement ... +2 more
Sorry, but while Mr. Kenyon's answer might, for all I know, be accurate for Wisconsin, as far as Texas law goes, he is WAY off the mark on all...
Mr. Sachs said his piece very nicely--you're not going to get anywhere with this. All that a Miranda warning is supposed to do is make someone who...
That's not as simple a question as it sounds. If you can provide the following information, I'd be able to tell you a lot more, though: 1) What...
You're not a client, so I can't give you legal "advice", but here's the information you're looking for (if not the answer you want): You do not...
That's probably going to depend in how those payments are characterized under the order. If they are intended to be periodic payments on an award...
Yes, you should be able to get it expunged eventually. However, whether the case can be expunged right now will depend on several factors invluding...
No, he had his chance to plead guilty prior to trial, and probably could have gotten a much better sentence through a plea deal, but there's no way...
They'll be eligible for parole after ten years (not to say parole will actually be granted, but reviews will begin at that point).
There's a five year statute of limitations on felony theft cases, so they should still be able to file a case on this, and definitely should report...
So you're actually planning to pick up another case during your probation period? I wouldn't suggest that, regardless of the circumstances. As to...
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