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Adkison Law Firm

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  • Serving Nacogdoches, TX

  • Law Firm with 1 lawyer2 awards

  • The Firm Specializes in trial work in Texas and nationwide in areas of personal injury, products liability, toxic torts and commercial litigation.

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Ron Adkison
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  • 213 South St., Nacogdoches, TX 75961

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Commonly Asked Criminal Law Questions From Users Near You

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What is the maximum you can get for attempted armed robbery?

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Answered by attorney Clayton Lockhart (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Lockhart Law Firm
A conviction for an "attempt" usually carries the same penalties as a conviction for the completed crime. In Mississippi the maximum penalty for an "armed robbery" is life in prison, thus, a conviction for an "attempted armed robbery" would also have a maximum sentence of life.
A conviction for an "attempt" usually carries the same penalties as a conviction for the completed crime. In Mississippi the maximum penalty for an "armed robbery" is life in prison, thus, a conviction for an "attempted armed robbery" would also have a maximum sentence of life.
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What is the Texas process for a DWI arrest?

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Answered by attorney Cynthia Russell Henley (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Cynthia Henley
DUI is not applicable to your son. It is driving under the influence of alcohol while being under 21. DWI is driving while intoxicated by alcohol, drugs, or a combination. Intoxication is the loss of the normal use of mental and / or physical faculties due to the introduction of those substances (and not because tired, sleepy, stressed, etc.) .08 is presumptive in Texas, although even if one blows .08 one can still be found not guilty. You need to hire a lawyer immediately. He has 15 days in which to request a hearing on his driver's license matter. (ALR hearing) This needs to be done in the event that he is going to have a trial on the DWI as it will provide discovery on the case for the lawyer representing him. (Note that the driver's license situation & the DIW are separate. Even if the DWI got dismissed, the driver's license matter would proceed. When one receives a TDL, one agrees to take a breath test and pass if requested. One can withdraw that agreement if requested, or fail, but there is a consequence. If he refused the test, his license will be suspended for 6 months. If he failed it, it will be suspended fro 3 months. Suspension assumes that they can prove what they need to at the hearing, which generally they can.) First offender DWI is a Class B misdemeanor and carries up to 6 months in jail & $2,000. Importantly, the consequences for future DWIs go up. A 2nd is a Class A misdemeanor & carries up to 1 year in jail / $4,000 fine. A third DWI is a felony, etc. There is only one first if he pleads guilty.(There are other consequences, too, including another license suspension fora year if he does not get probation; higher insurance; surcharge etc.) It is best to get the advice of someone who is very knowledgeable about DWI, and have them review the evidence including the offense report and video to make a recommendation on how to proceed. It will cost a pretty penny but it is important. Good luck!
DUI is not applicable to your son. It is driving under the influence of alcohol while being under 21. DWI is driving while intoxicated by alcohol, drugs, or a combination. Intoxication is the loss of the normal use of mental and / or physical faculties due to the introduction of those substances (and not because tired, sleepy, stressed, etc.) .08 is presumptive in Texas, although even if one blows .08 one can still be found not guilty. You need to hire a lawyer immediately. He has 15 days in which to request a hearing on his driver's license matter. (ALR hearing) This needs to be done in the event that he is going to have a trial on the DWI as it will provide discovery on the case for the lawyer representing him. (Note that the driver's license situation & the DIW are separate. Even if the DWI got dismissed, the driver's license matter would proceed. When one receives a TDL, one agrees to take a breath test and pass if requested. One can withdraw that agreement if requested, or fail, but there is a consequence. If he refused the test, his license will be suspended for 6 months. If he failed it, it will be suspended fro 3 months. Suspension assumes that they can prove what they need to at the hearing, which generally they can.) First offender DWI is a Class B misdemeanor and carries up to 6 months in jail & $2,000. Importantly, the consequences for future DWIs go up. A 2nd is a Class A misdemeanor & carries up to 1 year in jail / $4,000 fine. A third DWI is a felony, etc. There is only one first if he pleads guilty.(There are other consequences, too, including another license suspension fora year if he does not get probation; higher insurance; surcharge etc.) It is best to get the advice of someone who is very knowledgeable about DWI, and have them review the evidence including the offense report and video to make a recommendation on how to proceed. It will cost a pretty penny but it is important. Good luck!
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Can a Child Protective Services determination of abuse trigger a criminal charge?

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Answered by attorney Steven Jed Alpers (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Steven J. Alpers, A Professional Corporation
Cps could send the report to the DA for charging. A 300 juvenile court hearing may not trigger a criminal action.
Cps could send the report to the DA for charging. A 300 juvenile court hearing may not trigger a criminal action.