In Texas how long do they have to indite you on a 3rd degree felony without being charged
Most will be 3 years but it can vary depending on what the actual charge is.
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Most will be 3 years but it can vary depending on what the actual charge is.
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Absolutely you need a lawyer and should have had one before this.
The DA's office might keep statistics, but otherwise you will just have to speak with defense attorneys in the area and get their anecdotal take. ...
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