How long do you have to sit in jail with no indictment? Bail set, no money. Assigned Public Defender.

If you have a nonviolent offense the court can release you on a personal recognizance bond after you have been incarcerated 90 days without being...

“Can the parole board make me stay on parole past the discharge date? No new charges, but I am absconded a blue warrant was

The answer to your question is yes. You will be held until there is a determination of your revocation for absconding

Will I get jail time for my first failed drug test?

That will depend on a number of factors starting with the recommendation from your PO on what to do with you. My best advice is for you to hire an...

Do I need a lawyer for first time criminal offense?

Yes you need a lawyer. Although this may seem like an insignificant amount it is a serious offense under Texas law. It could ruin your employment...

My daughter violated her probation and is in jail.... what are the chances of her staying in jail?

Your daughter needs an experienced criminal defense attorney. She is potentially looking at up to 10 years in prison

Is it possible to get my charge dropped, if the rightful party fesses up?

It is probably difficult to say what will happen with your case. I would suggest you contact a criminal defense attorney and discuss the case with...

Will a ticket for theft in Texas show on my permanent record.

Do not pay the ticket. If you pay the ticket you will have a conviction on your permanent record. Contact a criminal defense attorney who can...

I have a friend in navarro county jail for probation revocation over 10yrs ago for a misdeameanor. How can i help get him out?

Hire him an attorney. The attorney can then go talk to the judge about setting a bond.

My son was charged with pom a couple days ago his 15 he got caught with 2 grams what is he looking to get when he goes to court?

Even though he is a juvenile this is a serious offense. You need to retain an experienced criminal law attorney who handles juvenile cases. He...

There is no set time. It's up to the parole board to make a determination