Justice of the Peace Court in Texas

Justice of the Peace Court in Texas

When it comes to criminal cases, your case may be assigned to a Justice of the Peace Court, Municipal Court, County Court, or District Court. A Justice of the Peace Court in Texas and a Municipal Court for example (City of Austin, City of Round Rock, City of Georgetown) handle the same level of criminal

Posted October 2, 2015 | by Attorney Marsh |in Arrest, Assault, Assault Family Violence, Class C Misdemeanors, Common Crimes, Non-Disclosure, Plea Bargaining, Uncategorized
Conditions of Probation in Texas

Conditions of Probation in Texas

In a previous post I explained the difference between deferred adjudication probation and “straight probation in Texas.” If you’re not sure about the difference between the two, or whether or not the difference matters, go back and read that post. Not all probation is the same. Normally, you’re placed on probation because of an agreement

Posted September 25, 2015 | by Attorney Marsh |in Criminal Procedure, Non-Disclosure, Plea Bargaining, Probation, Record Sealing, Uncategorized