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Commonly Asked Criminal Law Questions From Users Near You

This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

Can a misdeamor be changed to a felony?

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Answered by attorney Jacek W Lentz (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Offices of Jacek W. Lentz
Once someone is accused of a misdemeanor, yes it is possible, although perhaps not very likely, that they prosecution could file felony charges based upon some new evidence or simple re-evaluation of the case. However, once a defendant pleads to a misdemeanor, the misdemeanor conviction cannot be magically upgraded to a felony. Felony charges can not be based on charges which have ended in the Defendant's pleading to a misdemeanor. Only evidence of new misconducted, which was not punished by the misdemeanor, can provide basis for new felony charges, A different situation exists with respect to reducing certain felony offenses to misdemeanors. There is a whole class of felonies, called wobblers, which can be reduced for all purposes to a misdemeanor following a successful completion of felony probation.
Once someone is accused of a misdemeanor, yes it is possible, although perhaps not very likely, that they prosecution could file felony charges based upon some new evidence or simple re-evaluation of the case. However, once a defendant pleads to a misdemeanor, the misdemeanor conviction cannot be magically upgraded to a felony. Felony charges can not be based on charges which have ended in the Defendant's pleading to a misdemeanor. Only evidence of new misconducted, which was not punished by the misdemeanor, can provide basis for new felony charges, A different situation exists with respect to reducing certain felony offenses to misdemeanors. There is a whole class of felonies, called wobblers, which can be reduced for all purposes to a misdemeanor following a successful completion of felony probation.
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Can I still be charged with murder if there was no evidence that I used the gun?

Answered by attorney Mark R. Thiessen
Criminal Law lawyer at Thiessen Law Firm
It's very easy to get charged and unfortunately a jury can find you guilty on circumstantial evidence.
It's very easy to get charged and unfortunately a jury can find you guilty on circumstantial evidence.

Probation violation

Answered by attorney Kenneth G. Wincorn
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Offices of Kenneth G. Wincorn & Associates, P.C.
In Texas it is necessary for you to have a hearing before the granted ivy granted the probation. It is frightening to go before the court since it is necessary to attempt to make bond first and everyone in your position is afraid that they may be kept in jail but there is no alternative. First I suggest that you have an attorney speak to probation for you to see their opinion of your case and recommendation if they will give it. It is sometimes helpful for the attorney to also speak to a prosecutor and sometimes the judge to find out the policies in that court.  It is generally best to volunteer to take care of the violation before arrest on the warrant.
In Texas it is necessary for you to have a hearing before the granted ivy granted the probation. It is frightening to go before the court since it is necessary to attempt to make bond first and everyone in your position is afraid that they may be kept in jail but there is no alternative. First I suggest that you have an attorney speak to probation for you to see their opinion of your case and recommendation if they will give it. It is sometimes helpful for the attorney to also speak to a prosecutor and sometimes the judge to find out the policies in that court.  It is generally best to volunteer to take care of the violation before arrest on the warrant.
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