Austin, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Austin, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Domestic Violence
A conviction can't be expunged and even if you had received deferred adjudication probation (which can be sealed in many cases) you couldn't with...
Basically what Mr. Quinzi meant was that there is no reason you should ever pay a bondsman if you can afford the full cash amount and can let it...
Statute of limitations might be an issue, but that only really applies when they wait too long to charge you by getting an indictment or filing an...
The judge may have set a "no bond" on the probation revocation. He needs to get an attorney to see if judge will change bond restriction.
Almost certainly yes. Warrants are good until the subject is arrested, the warrant is recalled, or the subject dies.
You don't have to wait to expunge a not guilty verdict, but you have to do it within 30 days of the verdict for it to be free.
I would also add that you may not be able to expunge the dismissed charge if you received deferred adjudication in a charge out of the same...
It depends. To be violated, they have to file the motion to revoke before the probation period ends. If they don't find out about the class c...
Yes, you can say whatever you want to the cops. But this presents some problems for you. One, they could believe you and file a charge if false...
I'd agree with the previous answers; a lot of employers don't understand or don't care about the difference between deferred adjudication and a...
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