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Bail jumping and failure to appear laws in Texas allow the state to prosecute people who knowingly or intentionally skip a court date. Some call “failure to appear” bail jumping; however, bail jumping may or may not be charged separately. The offense is most seen in municipal courts. If you are accused of this, the consequences can be significant. At Burkett Law Firm, we understand Texas laws and how they apply to bail-jumping cases. Here, we explain more about this

Navigating the legal system can be a complex and stressful experience. If you’ve recently found yourself in a situation that calls for legal assistance, understanding your options can make all the difference. One such option that often comes up in criminal cases is deferred adjudication. The general public does not widely understand this option. Still, a competent criminal defense attorney can explain the ins and outs to you, helping you decide if it’s the right defense strategy for your case.