Is there such a thing as a VIA WARRENT
In 18 and a half years of practice, I have never heard of a "via warrent," so I have a sense you may not have heard the officer correctly.
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In 18 and a half years of practice, I have never heard of a "via warrent," so I have a sense you may not have heard the officer correctly.
Tough to say without knowing Texas law. Speak to your criminal defense attorney in Texas about this. Good luck to you.
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Call an experienced Sacramento traffic attorney first thing this morning for help on your two cases. Good luck to you.