What is the maximum time someone can do that has a felony 3 for unlawful carrying of a gun and an application to revoke probatio

The maximum sentence that he could receive is 10 years for the gun (3rd degree felony is 2-10 yrs and up to $10,000 fine), plus whatever he is...

What type of lawyer should I hire to file a Federal Writ 2254 for a state inmate?

It's one year. When that year begins depends on what your reason for relief is. Here's the law: 28 USC 2244 (d) (1) A 1-year period of limitation...

Does the dea have probable cause to search for spice if they find credit card record of purchase from gas pipe?

Too much information is missing from your question to provide a complete answer. How has the DEA come across this credit card record? What led them...

I get a midemeanor (A) for burglary of vehicle. I am looking for lawyer to help me.

If the case is pending in Austin, there will be multiple court dates that can be handled by your lawyer and do not require you to be physically...

Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 42.12 §13(i), which deals specifically with IID requirements on DWI probations, allows an "employment...

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A friend who co-owns a company discovered that her partner has been engaging in illegal business acts. Is she liable too?

The first step in all of this is to determine whether or not the co-owner's actions are truly illegal from both a civil and criminal perspective....

There is a difference between actual possession and constructive possession. Multiple people can possess the same object, and most often that type...

A judge can release you from Deferred Adjudication at any time, as opposed to regular probation, for which you must serve at least 1/3 of your...

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I was recently arrested for suspicion of DWI, although I felt totally sober. Did my eagerness to prove my innocence hurt me?

To answer your question, your eagerness to prove your innocence probably helped you here. I'm not one to encourage a lot of cooperation with the...

How long does the state have to prosecute on class 1 felony drug possesion?

The state has 3 years from the date of offense to present the case to a grand jury seeking an indictment. If an indictment is not returned/filed...