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Can you be penalized with more fees for fighting a ticket in court, pleading not guilty, but the judge still finds you guilty?
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Answered on December 09, 2009
You only have to pay a fine and court costs if you are ultimately found guilty of these two offenses. The court costs (probably the fees that you...
What tests are used to determine that a person has gsr on them that is evidense of actually being the one who fired a gun?
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Answered on December 09, 2009
Typically, the State will swab the suspect's hands and send the swabs off to a lab to be analyzed under a microscope. Other tests use gas...
Can i get SAFE P [drug rehab] after violating my deffered probation?
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Answered on December 09, 2009
Ms. Henley gives sage advice. I would agree that given your history of revocations and relapses that SAFP is appropriate. It is more likely that...
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What if a judge gives a high bond on a person that has been locked up over 90 days without beinging dicted?
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Answered on December 09, 2009
I assume this is the same questioner as before. I would just repeat that you need to speak to this person's lawyer about how and whether it is a...
What is a personal bond?
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Answered on December 09, 2009
(Mr. Geno's advice about Texas law is way off. He is not licensed to practice in Texas according the State Bar, so I would value his words...
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Family Violence Assault, affidavit of non-prosecution in Austin, TX.
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Answered on December 09, 2009
What else needs to be done? Simply because a Affidavit of Non-Prosecution is signed doesn't make a dismissal automatic. (One of the reasons that...
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If a someone was arresst for aledged crime and he was in jail over 90 days without being adited ....
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Answered on December 09, 2009
Yes, if he hasn't been indicted 90 days after arrest, then he is entitled either to a bond that he can make or a personal bond (TX Code of Criminal...
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Can a convicted felon possess a firearm at his residence in Texas?
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Answered on December 09, 2009
No. A convicted felon can possess a firearm at his or her house five years after being discharged from either prison/parole or probation/community...
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Expungement and Non Disclosure
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Answered on December 09, 2009
If you were convicted of a crime and did jail/prison or regular probation, you are not eligible to file a non-disclosure or to expunge your record...
I have court tomorrow for a family violence charge.My spouse never filed charges on me it is the state of Texas?
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Answered on December 08, 2009
First off, you need to appear in court, hopefully with a lawyer. There are many courts in Texas that will not discuss your case with you without a...
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