If you see a fugitive on the run, are you legally allow to beat him up so the police can get here to arrest him?
No. Call the police and leave the apprehension to the authorities.
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No. Call the police and leave the apprehension to the authorities.
He will do 85-87% of the time with credit for his time already served.
Mr. Wooldridge is spot on here. Follow the advise he gives - and deal with this now.
NO there is not. Only class A,B and C misds.
My colleagues offer sound advice. Start with asking the lawyer for the acquitted defendant. That person will know the facts and details of the...
Mr. Blake says it about as best as it can be said. I concur.
Your friend's lawyer is in the best position to advise here as that person will know the specifics of the case.
Much depends upon how this case is ultimately resolved. Talk about the specifics of the case confidentially with your lawyer.
Expect to face a violation and possible revocation of your parole. Part of the agreement about being on parole is to not get arrested or pick up...
I join with my fellow Texas colleagues - yes - you will be arrested.