/What should I plead if I am charged with 1st degree burglary and 3rd degree assault

Obviously plead not guilty and, if you can't afford a lawyer, apply for a public defender. Without finding stolen items it is very hard to prove...

My sister was involved in a fight were the victim was hit with a weapon by someone else, but being charged for attepted murder

Unfortunately these facts sound like everyone involved in the fight as aggressors were aiding and abetting whomever actually used the deadly weapon...

If a driving instructor is driving with driver who only has a permit, and gets in an accident, who will receive the ticket?

I am not a Texas lawyer but I can't imagine anyone other that the student driver getting cited for careless driving in a typical accident, brake...

What's going to happen to me

You should repost this in criminal defense as 19 years old is not juvenile but adult. You will get a summons in the mail to go to your municipal...

Does an active DUI warrant not allow you to get a state ID?

very unlikely that you can get an ID while there is an active warrant for your arrest for DUI. Why not take care of the warrant ASAP.

16 years old petty larceny

It doesn't sound like you have been convicted of anything, only charged at this point. When you go to court they will give you a public defender to...

If a minor in the state of tx , runs away from home, what would happen to her if she was found?

She will be arrested and placed in the juvenile detention center until the juvenile probation office and the children's court judge figures out...

I was filed a complaint againts me when I was a juvenile, its been 7 years. But I wasn't charged for the crime.

Unfortunately your question has facts all over the place. New Mexico adult convictions cannot be expunged in most cases but (a) your case was when...

Which are mistermeaners and which are felonys?

You are going to need a lawyer in the city where you were arrested once you are charged. The question of whether to charge or not is up to the...

The short answer is yes. If you are ever arrested in California they will do an NCIC check and see the outstanding Texas warrant, hold you for...