A court order for someone’s arrest. This is oftentimes used when someone fails to appear in court. A person can be held until a judge is available for a hearing.

Also known as “domestic abuse,” domestic violence happens when a person shows patterns or behavior in order to control someone. These actions can be physical, sexual, emotional, etc. Punishments can include $4,000-$10,000 fines, or one or more years of jail time.

According to Texas law, expungements can permanently remove entries from an adult criminal history record, but it is limited. Non-disclosures hide offenses from the public but they are still visible to criminal justice agencies, licensing agencies, and certain government entities.

Crimes that violate federal laws. Punishments can be paying a fine or jail time.

Criminal offenses committed while using a firearm. Punishment can range from a $4,000-$10,000 fine or jail time.

Violations happen when rules or orders during probation are broken. Punishment can be jail time.

The action of unlawfully taking someone’s property. Punishment can be 2-20 years in prison or a fine of up to $10,000.

The action of stealing. Punishment can be between $750-$30,000 fines and/or jail time.

A document issued by a legal entity authorizing a search, arrest, or related action.

Carrying a weapon while committing any non-violent crime may result in someone serving a minimum of 90 days in jail.

Financially-motivated crimes that are committed by businesspeople, government officials, and business organizations. Punishment for a misdemeanor offense can include a fine of $500 to $4,000, a prison sentence of a year or more, or both.

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If you don’t want your DWI charges or arrest to have negative impacts on your life in the future, it is important to hire an attorney that specializes in this area. A DWI charge can hurt you financially and working with a lawyer could help save you lots of time and money.