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My boyfriend is in jail in Gillespie county his felony charge was dismissed on Thursday but he still has 3 county charges?
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Answered on May 12, 2018
Check with the jail to see what his bond has been set at now that his felony has been dismissed. You might also speak with his attorney who should...
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Can a judge legally do this?
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Answered on May 12, 2018
As Mr. St. Julian suggest to you - a judge does not file charges - the DA's office does. Meet with your attorney to review the new set of charges...
I finished deferred probation so how will it affect me when jobs do background checks do it comes up a conviction and do i have
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Answered on May 12, 2018
Mr. Miller offers you sound advice. Use AVVO's "Find a lawyer" to assist you in securing counsel to consult.
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Can my ex wife get in trouble for knowing our 14 year old daughter is romantically seeing a 20 year old and does nothing to stop
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Answered on May 10, 2018
I join Mr. Nicholas in the wise advice he gives you. The 20 year old could be in a world of hurt. Your ex wife may also be - as she is...
Can a felony conviction be overturned?
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Answered on May 04, 2018
I join Mr.Nicholas. You need to consult with an appellate attorney. Use AVVO's "Find a lawyer" to assist you in finding one.
Can I get off deferred probation early?
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Answered on May 04, 2018
You can petition the court but should be able to show why ( what you have don to deserve early termination).
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Can i get a picture id if i have a warrant for a ticket from 2009 and 2011?
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Answered on May 02, 2018
Warrants do not go away. If you have any encounter with law enforcement and warrants appear you will be taken into custody. So if you go to DPS...
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Do misdemeanor warrants expire? What does case disposed mean?
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Answered on May 02, 2018
It may be time to hire an attorney as warrants do not expire on their own.
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What is the punishment for felony 2 arson, robbery
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Answered on May 02, 2018
Second degree felonies are punishable by 2 to 20 years in prison and a fine from $0-$10K.
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2-20 as in years?
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Answered on May 01, 2018
Second degree felony with a prison punishment range of 2-20 years.
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