Does he need a attorney?

You and your husband need to talk to a lawyer immediately, if you haven't already. Theft is a toxic crime which will haunt your husband for a long...

In a Texas jury trial, both sides (prosecution and defense) are given the opportunity to question the prospective jury members before actually...

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It would be very difficult for the State to prove a UUMV against a passenger, especially under the circumstances you relate. The only way the...

Clothing store accused minor of stealing, saw that she didn't have anything but proceeded to have her strip down to her bra

I am in agreement with my colleagues. If the facts are as you have related them, sue. Contact a board certified personal injury litigator in your...

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What is the statute of limitations for an accused molestation charge that happen ten years ago between a 5 yr and a 12 yr

With the limited information you have provided, the offense appears to be either aggravated sexual assault of a child or indecency with a child. ...

On the facts you describe, you may not be guilty of Public Intoxication at all. Many police officers simply do not understand that being...

Burglary of a building.question

It depends on the circumstances of the dismissal and, in some cases, whether the statute of limitations has expired. Under certain circumstances,...

How long can you be held in jail without a grand jury indictment in Texas?

Under the Code of Criminal Procedure, the State has 90 days to obtain an indictment for someone who is in custody. If the 90 days passes without...

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Can I get a chl if I have a felony deferred adjudication finish my supervision 10yrs ago what does article,42.12 sec3d

It sounds like you were placed on felony deferred adjudication. In a straight probation, you are actually convicted and sentenced to jail or...

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If someone is charged with welfare fraud could the prosecuter reduce it to a misdameanor instead of a felony?

Yes. Prosecutors have a great deal of discretion and they can reduce your case to a misdemeanor, even dismiss it, depending on the facts. In...