It depends on the resolution of the case 20 years ago. If you were arrested, did the charge result in a conviction? If so, you are not eligible for...

No one can adequately answer this question. If you have been doing everything else perfect while on parole, the chances are probably slimmer....

Short answer: same as above, yes. You can still be tried. Long answer: the State hangs their hat on the legal definition for "possession" which...

HIRE AN ATTORNEY. Seriously. The best thing you can do for yourself and for your case is to get a knowledgeable defense attorney in your area to...

If your first DWI was resolved with deferred adjudication and you got a non-disclosure after successfully completing the supervision, so that it...

Any time someone is charged with a crime, the process is the same. The State considers all of the evidence and determines if it will file an...

If you are on deferred adjudication and you pick up a new offense, the State can file a Motion to Adjudicate your guilt on the original offense....

Whether she will be convicted has to do a lot less with the amount of time that has passed between her arrest and indictment and a lot more to do...

An affidavit can help even if you are not the one who wanted charges pressed. The State does not have to change the charge or drop the charge based...

Jail time is always a possibility any time an individual is charged with a class B misdemeanor or higher. However, with it being your first...