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Statute of limitations of 2 years for Misdemeandor

Matthew Kyle Simcox
Answered by attorney Matthew Kyle Simcox (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Simcox Law Firm, P.L.L.C.
In Texas, ALL misdemeanor cases (classes A and B) have a 2 year statute of limitations.  That time period can be tolled (that is, stop running) if it can be proven that the defendant left the state and set up residence elsewhere.  It continues to run once the individual returns to the state.  As with anything else, the State has the burden to prove that there is a reason for the statute of limitations to be tolled.  Yes, terroristic threat is a 2 year statute of limitations. I hope that helps.
In Texas, ALL misdemeanor cases (classes A and B) have a 2 year statute of limitations.  That time period can be tolled (that is, stop running) if it can be proven that the defendant left the state and set up residence elsewhere.  It continues to run once the individual returns to the state.  As with anything else, the State has the burden to prove that there is a reason for the statute of limitations to be tolled.  Yes, terroristic threat is a 2 year statute of limitations. I hope that helps.
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My boyfriend was taking into custdoy in Harris county but taken to the hospital they no infomation on him and keep giving me the run around I can't

Answered by attorney Kenneth G. Wincorn
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Offices of Kenneth G. Wincorn & Associates, P.C.
he should be charged as soon as he is released from the hospital If not your attorney can file a writ to have him released
he should be charged as soon as he is released from the hospital If not your attorney can file a writ to have him released

What can i do if i was convicted of a crime that i did not do

Answered by attorney Patrick Short
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Firm of Patrick Short
Enrique, You should consult with an attorney who does 11.07 Writs to see if you might have a claim.  Given the nature of the case that you pleaded to, that might be the best way for you to seek relief.  You should understand that your situation is much more complicated than time permits here.  Obtain a certified copy of your court file from the District Court in the county that your case arose out of and once you get a certified copy of the court's file, you should have an attorney review it. Also, be aware that it would be better to have a phone discussion with an attorney than putting out all of the facts regarding your case on the internet as there could be issues of confidentiality that you might waive. I hope this helps you in your situation. Patrick Short
Enrique, You should consult with an attorney who does 11.07 Writs to see if you might have a claim.  Given the nature of the case that you pleaded to, that might be the best way for you to seek relief.  You should understand that your situation is much more complicated than time permits here.  Obtain a certified copy of your court file from the District Court in the county that your case arose out of and once you get a certified copy of the court's file, you should have an attorney review it. Also, be aware that it would be better to have a phone discussion with an attorney than putting out all of the facts regarding your case on the internet as there could be issues of confidentiality that you might waive. I hope this helps you in your situation. Patrick Short
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