Doesn't there have to be some kind of investigation that involves actually TALKING to you before charges, warrants, or arrest?
Not necessarily unless law enforcements wants a confession. Most cases are filed solely on the complainants statement
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Not necessarily unless law enforcements wants a confession. Most cases are filed solely on the complainants statement
If he gets arrested while out on bond his bond is usually revoked and you would be off the hook
A attorney whether parole or not would be a good idea to make sure he gets his full credit on time served.
If its the same court where your warrants are you definitely will be arrested. If not maybe
At this point the State of Texas is prosecuting him. He needs an attorney ASAP
I would suggest that you get yourself a lawyer as you could be looking at a motion to Revoke your probation. Most attorneys who handle these types...
Basically the defendant wants you to tell the jury that yhe defendant is not such a bad guy
You will only be able to file a non-disclosure on the obstruction, however it is a two count complaint so a non-disclosure would seal the arrest...
Your brother is in deep trouble and needs a lawyer now.
Contact a local criminal defense attorney