If the state opposes the shock probation, then they are entitled to a hearing. When the judge requests each party to bring evidence or witnesses...

When arrested on a nonfelony probation violation are you issued papers telling u what the charges are

What generates the capias (warrant for purposes of probation revocation) is either a motion to enter adjudication of guilt and motion to revoke...

I want to know if I am legally allowed access to my old case file for review from a criminal case that I pleaded out probation

You could request them yourself, from the DA's Office that handled the case, make a Freedom of Information Act request, if they won't cooperate, or...

There is a conditional right to a state appointed attorney. Factors used in determining whether the offender is to be appointed an attorney are:...

When a case is set for trial but you have not spoken to court appointed lawyer after numerous phone calls what do I do

Hiring a lawyer would eliminate the stress of an upcoming trial date, w/o communication with your court appointed lawyer. Many give free...

If I take a plea from class A assault misdemeanor to a lower

Mr. Wooldridge and Mr. Craytor are absolutely correct. If you want to avoid having a conviction on your record that would take a Governor's Pardon...

It looks like your only requirement is to have the 40 hrs. completed by 5-7-17 without regard to how many hours you work a day on satisfying this...

Aggrevated robbery with deadly weapon been going on for year bc lack of evidence, latest instrument filed no one knows what mean

Hard to tell, but your lawyer should know or you can call the court on Monday and they should be able to tell you. If you're unable to call the...

If i am on probation and parole in tx and I fail ua for parole will they report it to my probation?

As correctly stated by my colleagues, hard to tell. If the parole failed UA ends up with a revocation motion and a blue warrant incarcerating you,...

Will I have to go back to prison? If so then how long?

Mr. Wooldridge is correct. Your exposure, since you're on deferred, is up to 20 yrs. You need to talk with your lawyer or hire one, if necessary....