How do you find out who an inmates court appointed attorney is?
Here you go: http://public1.co.galveston.tx.us/default.aspx Go to "Criminal Records", and then look the case up under his name. If he's been...
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Here you go: http://public1.co.galveston.tx.us/default.aspx Go to "Criminal Records", and then look the case up under his name. If he's been...
You don't have to be convicted for the offense to show up on a background check, which it sounds like is why you're getting disqualified on...
As Mr. Von Dohlen suggested (and I should have the first round of this), if you have this kind of concern, you're going to need to hire an attorney...
The officer never signs the warrant itself. The officer signs a separate affidavit laying out why it is he or she feels the warrant should be...
Getting a nondisclosure is the same thing as getting a case sealed, there's only one procedure that does that. Unless you're saying you're a...
Two years, but that doesn't have anything to do with your situation. The statute of limitations on an offense is how long a prosecutor has to file...
The "FCLD" I'm drawing a blank on, but that "DISPOSITION" note basically means that the court wants something done with the case, rather than to...
Well, it would be a lot to answer to give you a full explanation--it's pretty complicated the way enhancements work when you get into state jail...
No. You only get credit for actually being incarcerated.
The answer to that actually varies by county (it's a contractual thing, not statutory), but Galveston County PTIP contracts provide that you can...