A blue warrant is a Texas State Parole Revocation Warrant. You can get a blue warrant if you catch a new criminal case, or if your PO believes you...

When judges set bond, Texas law says they need to think about several factors, including the possibility that the person may flee or never show up...

Realistically, if the incident just happened recently, then his case is probably not indicted yet and the court date will likely result in a...

If you go to DPS to obtain/renew a driver license or state ID card, and you have a warrant, then YES, you will probably be arrested. You should...

I would need to speak to you directly before I could answer your questions. Several attorneys, myself included) don't charge for phone calls. I...

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Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Art. 42A.751(e) states: "A judge may revoke without a hearing the community supervision of a defendant who is...

The fact that another person was prosecuted and convicted for assaulting you, by itself, does not impair YOUR right to communicate with him. Be...

It is possible that your boyfriend could be charged with some form of assault and that the new charge could trigger a motion to revoke his...

If a Theft Under $100 results in a conviction (a finding of "guilty"), then it cannot be expunged. If you get a general dismissal or a deferred...