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Read More →Vaping is illegal for anyone under 18 in Texas. If caught, you'll face misdemeanor charges. If busted at school, you'll have to attend an alternative school.
Read More →After a plea deal is accepted, sentencing can be immediate or take months. Ultimately, it depends on whether you face misdemeanor, felony, or federal charges.
Read More →In a plea deal, a defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange for concessions from the prosecutor (such as reduced charges). It helps defendants avoid a trial.
Read More →Each prosecutor decides how long you have to accept a plea deal. There's no fixed deadline. However, you'll probably be given some time to consider the offer.
Read More →How much is a private investigator? Our research shows hourly rates range from $25–$250, with an average of $128. Flat fees vary by service and location.
Read More →Finding an inmate in the Fort Worth area can be more complicated than in other Texas counties. Someone who isn't in the county database could be at a city jail.
Read More →If you're looking for an inmate in Harris County, the county offers a searchable database. You can also search by phone or visit the sheriff's office in person.
Read More →Looking for an inmate in the San Antonio area? You can search two free databases of arrest records or call the Bexar County Detention Center.
Read More →The simplest way to find someone arrested in the Austin area is to search the online database or call (512) 854-4180. Going to the jail isn't recommended.
Read More →Need to know how to find an inmate in Dallas? With a first and last name, you can search the online database, call a 24/7 hotline, or ask in person …
Read More →A new Texas law ended the state’s Vehicle Safety Inspection Program as of January 1, 2025. However, 17 counties continue to require an annual emissions test.
Read More →ISF stands for Intermediate Sanction Facility. It's an in-custody substance abuse treatment option for low-risk offenders in Texas -- but complaints are rampant
Read More →Do you go to jail immediately after a plea deal? It's possible, but the answer isn't always straightforward. It depends on the charge, sentence, and judge.
Read More →It's legal to wear headphones, earbuds, or AirPods while driving in Texas unless you use them as a “hands-free wireless communication device.”
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