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Are you interested in erasing your past criminal history? Call our office and see if your case qualifies for an expungement. You may be entitled to a record expungement and/or a non-disclosure. However, if you have not taken steps to remove an arrest from your record,...
Short answer is no. Officers tend to ask to search your car or house in sneaky ways such as: Do you have anything in the car that you shouldn't have? Do you have anything illegal in the car? Let me check your car really quickly. Step out of the car, do you have...
Should I consent to a breath test? Follow this link to estimate your BAC level. If you refused to provide a sample, your license will be suspended in the State of Texas. What happens if I refuse a breath test? The handling police officer will attempt to get a “blood...
A statute of limitation is a prohibition on the state’s ability to file charges against an individual after the passage of a certain amount of time. If the State attempts to charge you with a crime after the Statute of Limitations has run, then your case will be...
During a routine stop, the officer may legally: 1) ask the driver to get of the of vehicle (must comply) 2) ask the driver information about licenses, vehicle ownership, registration, and insurance (you must comply) 3) ask the driver about weapons (you must comply)...
Why haven’t I had my trial yet? The Court you case was assigned to might have a busy docket, your appointed lawyer might have lots of cases ahead of you, or the State may simply not be ready to proceed to trial. Please call our office at [nap_phone...