Criminal defense Lawyer
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile ... +3 more
It will be up to a grand jury and a prosecutor to decide if it's worth it. Yes, if you're indicted, the charges will be waiting.
No. It's a law against promotion. http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/PE/htm/PE.43.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_obscenity_statute
The judge would have to allow it. If they feel like you're doing it for the purpose of delaying the case, they will not let you.
You realize it's the same attorneys answering the questions and you're still not providing the detail needed to competently answer your question? ...
What do you mean by a "legal" search? You say nothing was found, so in a criminal law context, there is no harm to remedy so the legality of the...
I don't know if they run you for warrants (I imagine they do), but you really need to take care of this. Hire an attorney to go in and get the...
I think you didn't get help because we have no clue what you're asking. If you're being revoked, hire an attorney to represent you at the hearing....
No, it doesn't. If it's a misdemeanor, they have two years. If it's a felony, they have even longer. You should reconsider being with someone...
If he was convicted, no. He should call up an attorney and talk to one in a little more detail, though, since he'll know exactly what the outcome...
It depends on how the state files the case. If it's handled as a juvenile case, they can keep you on probation up until your 18th birthday or...
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