Amarillo, TX
Criminal defense Lawyer at Amarillo, TX
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
This is not a domestic violence issue. I will reclassify as a family law question.
The statute of limitations does not apply to probation revocations. So long as the state files its motion to revoke/adjudicate before the...
They had 3 years from the date of the alleged offense to charge you. Seven years is four years beyond the statute of limitations. You should...
Depending on whether the State wants to charge robbery or aggravated robbery (they can charge whatever they want), this will be a base charge of...
Zero. Texas changed the law a few years ago to eliminate probation on a murder charge - and that would be for someone without a criminal history. ...
It means you were never adjudicated, or judged to be, guilty. You are not a felon on the basis of that offense.
You will not lose the right to vote until you have a final felony conviction, meaning you go to the penitentiary.
Hire a lawyer. The other attorney answers are correct and on point. Additionally, that clerk is prohibited by law from giving you legal advice...
There is no time limit on how long they have to convict, only on how long they have to file an information charging you with the offense, which is...
Best guess would be either $100,000 or 100 kilos of something. Examining the report would be necessary to be sure.
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