Is there a law exactly like 'enticing a minor' in Texas law?

To my understanding both Mr. Kuecker and Mr. Willett are correct, but Mr. Willett's answer refers to enticing a child to leave lawful custody that...

Is there a way to research if any domestic disturbance calls have been made from a specific location?

APD keeps a record of such calls, and it is easily available to prosecutors. If you are working with the prosecutors, ask for the record. If you...

How do you know your case is actually dismissed? Is there a specific paper that tells you, you are?

In Travis County the standard procedure is for the prosecution to file a Motion to Dismiss with an Order of Dismissal at the bottom of the same...

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I need a criminal defense attorney asap

You need to consult a lawyer. If you get charged with a crime and cannot afford a lawyer, the County will provide one for you, but by that time...

Is a misdemeanor a criminal offense in Texas? What is a Deferred prosecution agreement?

As the situation apparently is right now, this is a serious charge with very serious ramificaitions for her future. But, it may well be...

There are lawyers who specialize in post-conviction procedures and law. Try googling under "attorneys post conviction."

A friend has been arrested in texas for POSS CS PG 1 >= 1G < 4G. Bail bond set at $7500. what is the minimum sentence to serve?

In addition to what the other attorneys have correctly said, you should know that if a jury is convinced by an allegation that two or more people...

Mr. Freitag is correct. The court has discretion to raise the bond amount and issue a warrant for virtually any reason, but what most often...

If one cannot afford a Lawyer, would it be better to have a Public Defendant defend you during your court trial??

I agree that many public defenders are good lawyers, but you are probably not entitled to a public defender if there is no risk of jail time, only...

I have a deferred felony, under domestic violence. Could i still fight for full custody under Texas Law.

This is actually a Family Law question.