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After a plea deal is accepted, sentencing can be immediate or take months. Ultimately, it depends on whether you face misdemeanor, felony, or federal charges.
Read More →In a plea deal, a defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange for concessions from the prosecutor (such as reduced charges). It helps defendants avoid a trial.
Read More →Each prosecutor decides how long you have to accept a plea deal. There's no fixed deadline. However, you'll probably be given some time to consider the offer.
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Read More →A new Texas law ended the state’s Vehicle Safety Inspection Program as of January 1, 2025. However, 17 counties continue to require an annual emissions test.
Read More →ISF stands for Intermediate Sanction Facility. It's an in-custody substance abuse treatment option for low-risk offenders in Texas -- but complaints are rampant
Read More →Do you go to jail immediately after a plea deal? It's possible, but the answer isn't always straightforward. It depends on the charge, sentence, and judge.
Read More →It's legal to wear headphones, earbuds, or AirPods while driving in Texas unless you use them as a “hands-free wireless communication device.”
Read More →Disorderly conduct can be as simple as swearing or making a lewd gesture, and a seemingly harmless prank can land you a criminal charge and a lifelong record.
Read More →THC-H is a stronger cannabinoid than Delta-9 THC. You may be able to buy it, but since no lab results exist, whether it's legal in Texas is questionable at best
Read More →Grand juries don’t decide innocence or guilt – they determine if there's enough evidence to justify felony charges. Grand jurors serve for one to three months.
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