Weapon and Violent Crime Law in Texas
Violent crimes usually causes contested, emotional court battles. Learn how violent crimes are treated in the Texas penal codes and court systems, and how a lawyer can help you with your case.
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Can a Victim Drop Assault ChargesFirst, it's important to understand that criminal charges are not filed in court by "victims." The government files criminal cases, including assault or domestic violence charges. Second, a person cannot drop a criminal court case against someone. Third, your best chance of getting the assault or domestic violence charges dropped is when working with an attorney defending the person accused.
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