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Can a misdemeanor be upgraded to a felony based on a separate, subsequent charge if that charge was downgraded?

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Answered by attorney Lucio Antonio Montes (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at The Montes Law Firm
If she was convicted, plead guilty, or took probation for a 2nd DWI prior to picking up the current charge in Texas, yes. Otherwise, no.
If she was convicted, plead guilty, or took probation for a 2nd DWI prior to picking up the current charge in Texas, yes. Otherwise, no.

Will my DUI in CA reflect my background check in TX?

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Answered by attorney Hudson Thomas Bair (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Kapsack & Bair, LLP
Maybe, simply put, it depends on who does the search and where they look. If you have a TX drivers license there is some chance that it doesn't appear on your TX driver record (it definitely does in CA), informal probation isn't something that is generally available. If your arrest was publicized (some places in CA print the names, and occasionally the photos, of people arrested for DUI) you may be available in a simple Google search, obviously this is in the public record where you lived in CA, if they hire someone to go there it may be found.
Maybe, simply put, it depends on who does the search and where they look. If you have a TX drivers license there is some chance that it doesn't appear on your TX driver record (it definitely does in CA), informal probation isn't something that is generally available. If your arrest was publicized (some places in CA print the names, and occasionally the photos, of people arrested for DUI) you may be available in a simple Google search, obviously this is in the public record where you lived in CA, if they hire someone to go there it may be found.
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Can I get my DWI transferred to another state?

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Answered by attorney Cynthia Russell Henley (Unclaimed Profile)
DUI/DWI lawyer at Cynthia Henley
What does that mean? The prosecution of it? Probation for it? If you are on probation, you can possibly get it transferred. It is up to your judge. If you are talking about?a pending case, it must be prosecuted in the county and state in which you were arrested.
What does that mean? The prosecution of it? Probation for it? If you are on probation, you can possibly get it transferred. It is up to your judge. If you are talking about?a pending case, it must be prosecuted in the county and state in which you were arrested.
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