Can I call a DA office by myself to just ask whether they decide to charge?
Hire an attorney - the DA should not talk with you.
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Hire an attorney - the DA should not talk with you.
Warrants do not go away. There is no statute of limitations.
Need to be more specific - what statute/code number were you charged under?
Ask your attorney - he can best tell you. Sounds like the deal still needs a final O.K. - but ask your lawyer!!!
Mr. Daniel has given you the answer here -unfortunately. The best thing you can do is try and show all the positive things you have done since...
As Mr. Wooldridge advises - if convicted - first time offender - probationary sentence very possible. You should be asking your attorney.
Ms. Holton and Mr. Nicholas have given you the best direction here - call your husband's attorney to clarify all this.
Follow the advice that Mr. Nicholas has provided. It will take all the guess work out of your worrying and provide you with an answer.
You should not be - there should be more concrete evidence for your PO to violate you. You should be having this discussion with your attorney -...
Yes. See the sexual assault statute of the criminal code. The age of consent in Texas is 17 and you are 16. There is what is referred to as the...