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What are my legal rights here as a seller?

Answered 13 years and 5 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
Sorry, you landed on a criminal list serve and you have a civil question.
Sorry, you landed on a criminal list serve and you have a civil question.

Can my ex file fraud against me for paying his bill with his checking account online

Answered 13 years and 6 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
He can try but the DA would have to accept charges. You definitely should stop using his account without his authority though. And get your name off any of his bad debts.
He can try but the DA would have to accept charges. You definitely should stop using his account without his authority though. And get your name... Read More

Can I have an out of town representation?

Answered 13 years and 6 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
Yeah you can, but make sure you trust them.
Yeah you can, but make sure you trust them.

Is it legal in Texas to film a police officer?

Answered 13 years and 6 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
Yes you can. If it's public property and in the open.
Yes you can. If it's public property and in the open.

How would a judge look at a case where two people got into a wreck, no one has a license and one party had no insurance?

Answered 13 years and 6 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
Judge will make you get in compliance with the law, i.e. get insurance.
Judge will make you get in compliance with the law, i.e. get insurance.

Can a misdemeanor shoplifting theft charge in Texas be expunged?

Answered 13 years and 6 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
A conviction can never be expunged. If he successfully completed deferred adjudication, then that could be sealed. But convictions can never be removed or sealed. Unless you know Rick Perry and he can get a pardon.
A conviction can never be expunged. If he successfully completed deferred adjudication, then that could be sealed. But convictions can never be... Read More

Can I request a mistrial because there is no proof that I put the sign there?

Answered 13 years and 7 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
If you go to trial without an attorney then you are responsible for knowing the rules of evidence just like an attorney. A mistrial will not happen unless the DA screws up or the jury deadlocks. Your best bet for winning is hiring an attorney.
If you go to trial without an attorney then you are responsible for knowing the rules of evidence just like an attorney. A mistrial will not... Read More

If you ask a police officer to show their State of Texas Commission License, are they required to show me in order to give you a speeding citation?

Answered 13 years and 7 months ago by attorney Mr. Mark R. Thiessen   |   1 Answer
No, they don't have to.
No, they don't have to.
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