All information about people in jail can be obtained from calling jail information at (512)854-9889. The Travis County Sheriff's Office operates the jail.

The first thing you should do is to contact an experienced criminal defense attorney who can help you understand the law, investigate your case, determine your options, formulate a defense, and help you navigate the criminal justice process.

When investigating your case, we direct any outside investigators to use state of the art databases and equipment to uncover critical information and evidence to defend our clients.

No, but while in college, three of us Murray State students were detained at gunpoint by the Kentucky State Police in Elizabethtown for about an hour because someone driving a vehicle the same color and make as ours had just committed armed robbery nearby.

WARNING !!! WARNING !!! WARNING !!! WARNING !!! WARNING !!! After bail has been set, a defendant may be given a ten percent cash bail option. BE ADVISED WHEN POSTING THIS TEN PERCENT CASH OPTION, IF THE DEFENDANT FAILS TO APPEAR, YOU WILL BE LIABLE FOR THE REMAINING NINETY PERCENT OF THE BAIL AMOUNT!!! By posting bail you are personally responsible for the defendant's appearing whenever the court requires.

Whether you are under 18 or an adult, you NEVER have to answer any questions that the police ask of you. Generally, you do have to provide your name. Giving the police a false name is a crime. But you don't have to give any other information at all. Just say, "My name is ______ and I want to speak to an attorney." Then, don't allow a police officer to trick you into saying more.

An overview of the delinquency process is provided on the DJJ website at http://www.djj.state.fl.us/Parents/juvenileprocess.html.

A.: Depending on the level of the crime, the person will either be held for court or released on a promise to appear.

If you are arrested for breaking a criminal law, the case is taken before a judge or magistrate who may issue a warrant if necessary and set bond for appearance in court. If the defendant cannot post the bond he may be incarcerated pending appearance in court. If bond is posted, he will remain free pending appearance at an arraignment. An arraignment usually occurs within 24 hours of the arrest or the first date available if on a weekend or holiday. The arraignment is held before a judge.

When a Durham police officer arrests someone, he/she may be taken to headquarters or to a police substation for questioning and processing. After any questioning is completed, they will be transported to the Durham County Jail, where a magistrate will determine the conditions of their release. Once the magistrate sets a bond, they will either be let go (unsecured bond or written promise to appear) or kept in the Durham County Jail (secured bond, cash bond, no bond.

If you are arrested in Florida, the decision as to whether you should answer any questions is entirely your own. You should give this matter your careful consideration because oral statements, as well as written statements, will be received as evidence in court against you. If you are offered any inducement to sign a document or if you are threatened, coerced, or forced to sign anything, advise your attorney immediately and the senior police official in charge.

In Florida, a police officer may make an arrest without a warrant under a variety of circumstances. Among those circumstances are: when the officer knows that a warrant for your arrest has been issued and is still in effect even though the warrant may be held by another police officer; when the arresting officer has good reason to believe that a felony has been or is being committed and that you are the person who has committed or is committing the felony.

The most important thing you must do after an arrest for DWI is to submit a request for an administrative hearing regarding the revocation of your driver's license to the Motor Vehicles Division, along with a payment of $25.00. If you fail to request this hearing within 10 days of your arrest you will automatically lose your license, even if you are not guilty of DWI. If possible you should retain an attorney immediately so that your attorney can make the proper request for hearing.