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There's no telling. It depends on what your attorney and the prosecutor are able to work out, and whether the evidence is such tht you might...
Galveston, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Galveston, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Expungement ... +2 more
There's no telling. It depends on what your attorney and the prosecutor are able to work out, and whether the evidence is such tht you might...
Actually no, they are very definitely not the same, and I really wish they'd call deferred disposition something else tht wasn't so confusing to...
If the issue is simply how and where is he supposed to pick your son up at the end of the visitation, almost all custody orders actually do say...
Given that you mention the proof of employment and letters of recommendation, it sounds to me like what they're talking about is offering you...
I wish I knew the answer to your question, because it's one that comes up for many of my clients, and my understanding of the specifics of those...
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There may be a different cost involved (the call it a "special expense fee", rather than a fine, but yes, you would still have to pay something....
No way to answer that. It depends somewhat on your parole officer's views on how you've been doing otherwise. There may also be a difference...
I can't tell you whether he should take the 30 years or not--I don't know anything about his cases. Except that I think what you're saying is he...
If you're actually talking about a robbery charge, as opposed to a theft charge, it's very likely there's something more to this story than what...
I'm not saying you're wrong here, but could you share with us what this change in law is you're allying about? Normally speaking, Texas criminal...