Is it concidered malicious prosecution if the ada has affadavids of non prosecution stating what realy happened

No. The district attorney can choose whether or not to believe the affidavits of non prosecution. It is up to the jury to decide what to believe.

What steps should be taken to resolve the below situation?

If it was the same case in 2003, you should go back to the clerk and get another printout and take it back to where you tried to get your tags. If...

If indicted AGAIN after charges dropped, get out on bond, on parole,will you lose the time in jail accumulated?

If a blue warrant has issued and the person has not had a revocation hearing, they are not entitled to bond. If the new indictment is just a...

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Will you lose your time served in jail

If it's the same charge but just refiled, you should be entitled to the time you spent in jail. Bonding out does not cause you to lose credit for...

Will my bofriend have to stay in jail until his hearing Dec. 18th? Is there anything his lawyer can do to get him out?

It's unlikely that you'll get a bond reduction on a bond forfeiture. I'm not sure what you mean about a probable cause hearing. Are you referring...

I have recently found out that I have a warrant for a clas b misdemeanor in Texas.

You can't take of this without being booked. A walkthrough is the best idea. If you get a dismissal then you can get the records expunged later.

You get that many tickets and you're going to have a problem getting a CDL. The better idea is to try to work arrangements with the courts.

My husband was charged with agg. ass. with a deadly weopon and waived his rights into a guilt plea to get mine dismissed he

I don't really see a question. Please state a question.

Pretrial with witnesses. PTO is Pretrial without witnesses. Feel to contact me through my website below if you have any other questions.

Can i get convicted of possession if they found the marijuana on the side of the road

Generally questions of fact and reliability of evidence are questions for the jury or judge (if having a judge trial). It sounds like you would...