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Nancy Firebaugh Arthur

  • 13 7th St., Ste. 2, Robert Lee, TX 76945-5077

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Can one state revoke a person's drivers license that lives in another state?

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Answered by attorney Robert W. Eutsler (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Eutsler Law Firm
Missouri will report its revocation to Texas. Texas will honor that. Son can get an occupational driver's license in Texas, usually. I would like to know why Missouri revoked his license simply due to a traffic violation. A traffic violation by itself is usually insufficient, unless the violation is for an already suspended driver's license.
Missouri will report its revocation to Texas. Texas will honor that. Son can get an occupational driver's license in Texas, usually. I would like to know why Missouri revoked his license simply due to a traffic violation. A traffic violation by itself is usually insufficient, unless the violation is for an already suspended driver's license.
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What is the law in Texas regarding vulgar or threatening phone calls?

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Answered by attorney Cynthia Russell Henley (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Cynthia Henley
You can call the police but a single call like that is not likely to result in charges. To be harassment, it must be multiple calls. To be a terrorism threat, it must be a threat to do bodily harm imminently. Those do not apply as you have described.
You can call the police but a single call like that is not likely to result in charges. To be harassment, it must be multiple calls. To be a terrorism threat, it must be a threat to do bodily harm imminently. Those do not apply as you have described.
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I sent annoying emails indirectly through a website contact form.

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Answered by attorney Richard Keith Oliver (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Law Office of Rick Oliver
It is possible that you could be prosecuted for Harrassment. If the State can prove that the intent of the emails/reviews was to harras or annoy the establishment, they can make out a case. From this point forward, I would suggest that the only people you discuss this case with is your attorney. If the State gets wind, and chooses to pursue charges, you will likely still have options to protect your record; so that's the good news. What you need to avoid is making a bad situation worse.    Best of luck!   Rick
It is possible that you could be prosecuted for Harrassment. If the State can prove that the intent of the emails/reviews was to harras or annoy the establishment, they can make out a case. From this point forward, I would suggest that the only people you discuss this case with is your attorney. If the State gets wind, and chooses to pursue charges, you will likely still have options to protect your record; so that's the good news. What you need to avoid is making a bad situation worse.    Best of luck!   Rick
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