Is there a typical waiting time for saf-p right now?
Two weeks would be really fast. Two months would be getting long. No changes in sight.
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Two weeks would be really fast. Two months would be getting long. No changes in sight.
Sounds like you have a great suppression issue. Get to hiring an experienced and aggressive attorney to make your case for you. Good luck.
You can get that ID after you handle that warrant.
If you have no prior felony convictions, you are eligible for probation, both straight or deferred. Get to hiring your lawyer if you want it to...
One petition in district court is all you will need.
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Redirecting this to the family law forum.
If you are referring to probation, you should not be. it would be a violation and a report would have to be filed before a warrant could issue. ...
No matter what Texas says, the Feds say you will never again lawfully possess firearms unless your rights are restored.
So long as the 16 year old's parents do not object, they can "date" all they want. Unless they are within 2 years of each other, to the day, any...
You hire an attorney and take the matter to a jury to let someone other than police and prosecutors to be the ones to decide.