Theft under $50 is a Class C misdemeanor in Texas. The maximum fine is $500, and no jail time can be imposed. However, a conviction does not go...

Is it possible to bail out with no money on a weed charge in San antonio

Getting a PR bond (personal recognizance bond through bexar County Pretrial Services) may not cost anything up front, if the person qualifies for a...

There are several things to respond to in your post. FIrst of all, Aggravated Robbery is 3g, but in some circumstances, a felony prosecutor will...

My boyfriend just got caught with half a lb of weed and has warrants

Half a pound is a state jail felony (6 mos. to 2 years time or 2-5 years probation (if the case can't be dismissed, and assuming they don't enhance...

My son is being charged with Fraud Counterfeit money in Bexar County

Counterfeiting can be charged as a federal crime (18 U.S.C. §472) with possible imprisonment as high as 20 years or as a state crime (Texas Penal...

I was never arrested for a felony burglary of habitation but i was questiond then three yrs later they put a warrant out for me

Your question does not exactly ask a question. I will ask and answer what I think you might want to know. First, were you justified in trying to...

If i do not have a lawyer prior to my court date may i have my court date reseted so i can have more time to hire a lawyer?

If your case is in Bexar County, Texas, all the County Courts at Law and District Courts have a practice of granting a short (10-30 day) "reset to...

I got a ticket for theft 0 to $50, what should I do?

Since the store's pair was not the same physical pair you owned, they were the store's property, and switching out your defective pair didn't...

How do I find a good attorney to defend me?

The indictment is probably still coming. The DA's office often takes three months or longer to indict on larger cases or on cases where they...

What is the jail time for a first offender aggravated assault?

Aggravated Assault can be either First Degree Felony or Second Degree Felony. The Texas Penal Code provides as follows: Sec. 22.02. AGGRAVATED...