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Park Law Firm

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  • Serving Shepherd, TX and San Jacinto County, Texas

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  • Mike Park is Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Mike is also Board Certified in Civil Trial Law. Mr. Park was named a Texas... Read More

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  • 2503 S. Byrd Ave., Shepherd, TX 77371

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What will happen to a robbery of a pizza delivery man with a firearm?

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Answered by attorney Francis John Cowhig (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Francis John Cowhig
Armed robbery with a firearm. You are looking at some major jail time. Hire an attorney immediately.
Armed robbery with a firearm. You are looking at some major jail time. Hire an attorney immediately.

Can someone be charged if they broke probation in one county doing the crime in another county and has already gone to court because of the probation

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Answered by attorney Patrick Short
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Firm of Patrick Short
When a person violates the terms and/or conditions of probation, then the state of Texas can move to revoke their probation, and ask that they be sent to prison.  Further, if they commit a crime in one county, they can be prosecuted in that county.  Sometimes they can be prosecuted or their crime can be considered in another county by the prosecution. The fact that he turned himself in does not stop him from being prosecuted for the crime(s) he committed in the other county.  Venue (where the crime was committed) is the county where a part or all of the crime(s) were committed.
When a person violates the terms and/or conditions of probation, then the state of Texas can move to revoke their probation, and ask that they be sent to prison.  Further, if they commit a crime in one county, they can be prosecuted in that county.  Sometimes they can be prosecuted or their crime can be considered in another county by the prosecution. The fact that he turned himself in does not stop him from being prosecuted for the crime(s) he committed in the other county.  Venue (where the crime was committed) is the county where a part or all of the crime(s) were committed.
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Prior arrest and release after 90 days. now indicted, will defendant be arrested immediately?

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Answered by attorney Richard Keith Oliver (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Law Office of Rick Oliver
If he was arrested and subsequently bonded out, the indictment will not affect his pretrial release. In other words, if he's bonded out once, he's good. Whether he is allowed to leave the area depends on two things: (1) the bond company; and, (2) the court in which his case is pending. Call the bond company first, or look at his bond paperwork. If there is a travel restriction it should be noted there. Then, check any paperwork he received from the jail or court. Many courts will impose conditions of pretrial release. One of those may well be a travel restriction.  If the computers are being held by authorities they are considered evidence. As such, you will not be given access to them. The only person who will be given access to those would be your son's attorney (with a signed court order).
If he was arrested and subsequently bonded out, the indictment will not affect his pretrial release. In other words, if he's bonded out once, he's good. Whether he is allowed to leave the area depends on two things: (1) the bond company; and, (2) the court in which his case is pending. Call the bond company first, or look at his bond paperwork. If there is a travel restriction it should be noted there. Then, check any paperwork he received from the jail or court. Many courts will impose conditions of pretrial release. One of those may well be a travel restriction.  If the computers are being held by authorities they are considered evidence. As such, you will not be given access to them. The only person who will be given access to those would be your son's attorney (with a signed court order).
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