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Kvinta, Kvinta & Kvinta

  • 403 W. Grand, Yoakum, TX 77995

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  • Victoria, TX 77903-7422

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  • 1209 Macarthur St., Cuero, TX 77901

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Law Office of V'Anne Huser

  • 119 E. 7th St., Shiner, TX 77984-0563

Dietze & Reese

  • 108 N. Esplanade Street, Cuero, TX 77954

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  • 106 N. Gonzales St., Cuero, TX 77954-0427

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My husband has a warrant issued for assault on me, if i gave the cops the report of what happened and turned out it didnt happen like that and i told

Richard Keith Oliver
Answered by attorney Richard Keith Oliver (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Law Office of Rick Oliver
It depends on how different the version are. If you basically told the DA you got mad and lied about your husband in order to get him arrested, the DA's could charge you with filing a false police report. So, it really just depends on which details are different, and how different.
It depends on how different the version are. If you basically told the DA you got mad and lied about your husband in order to get him arrested, the DA's could charge you with filing a false police report. So, it really just depends on which details are different, and how different.
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Is there any possible way i can get my case dismissed

Richard Keith Oliver
Answered by attorney Richard Keith Oliver (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Law Office of Rick Oliver
In order to be convicted of Theft they have to be able to prove you had the intent to deprive them of the property. Given the facts you've laid out, what they would have to prove is that you were aware that your cousin was putting stuff in the car seat, with no intention of paying for it. If you paid for the items you picked out, and walked past the pay register with his items still hidden in the car seat, it's going to be a tough case. But, if you had no idea he had stuff hidden in there that he didn't intend to pay for, you may be able to get an acquittal. 
In order to be convicted of Theft they have to be able to prove you had the intent to deprive them of the property. Given the facts you've laid out, what they would have to prove is that you were aware that your cousin was putting stuff in the car seat, with no intention of paying for it. If you paid for the items you picked out, and walked past the pay register with his items still hidden in the car seat, it's going to be a tough case. But, if you had no idea he had stuff hidden in there that he didn't intend to pay for, you may be able to get an acquittal. 
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Are there any laws that prevent sex offenders from being on school grounds, within the school, at any time?

Mark R. Thiessen
Answered by attorney Mark R. Thiessen
Criminal Law lawyer at Thiessen Law Firm
You have to look at the terms of their conditions, but pretty sure if they are off probation they cannot be on school grounds. Need to research more though.
You have to look at the terms of their conditions, but pretty sure if they are off probation they cannot be on school grounds. Need to research more though.
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