Can a defendant subpoena officers other than the ticket issuing officer?

You can subpoena the other officers, but the prosecutor as well as any lawyer that these witnesses have representing can move to quash the subpoena...

What are the consequences of getting caught using someone else's ID

There are several potential crimes that you could be charged with in the State of Texas, and depending on what kind of ID you are using and what...

How much time could someone get for burglary of habitation. its his first offense and his bond is set at 50,000

If they are just alleging that he broke in and committed theft, then this is a second degree felony carrying the possibility of 2 to 20 years in...

In Texas, if charged with a second dui but is actually a third, what will happen at pretrial and trial?

To be charged with a DWI-3rd in Texas (a third degree felony), a person has to have two prior convictions (not just arrests) for DWI. (Texas also...

The Interfering with an emergency call charge is a Class A misdemeanor carrying up to a year in jail or up to 2 years probation and a fine of up to...

What happens after an indictment?

Now that she has been indicted, the case will be assigned to a district trial court and the district attorney's office responsible for handling...

Can you prove that a confidential informant planted drugs in your home?

No lawyer on Avvo can tell you if this is a good possibility in his case based on the facts you have listed. Let me just say that police use CIs...

Live in Texas, will have a warrant in Washington for no show at court

The PD is right: if you don't show up, it sounds like a misdemeanor warrant will issue for your husband in Washington. Your husband may be able to...

I'm pretty sure I have a warrant, but all of my attempts to discover so always turn up negative. What should I do?

I would call the sheriff of the county you were on probation in and ask for the warrant division. Depending on how old the warrant is, they will...

How do i get my arrest reacord cleared in Texas?

Normally, a 16 year old is a juvenile and this matter would have been handled in juvenile court. However, if you were no-billed, this means your...