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Pathways To HOPE: Reentry Program For Life After Jail When Tarrant County inmates are locked up, finding something positive in a negative situation is often difficult. But there is hope for those who want to better themselves while behind bars and come out stronger on the other side. The Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office, in partnership with

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Tarrant County DWI Court The Tarrant County DWI Court Program focuses on high-risk, high-needs individuals who are charged with their second DWI with the goal of preventing them from reoffending. This is a post-plea program that suspends some fees and time in jail as a condition of probation. The Misdemeanor DWI Court Program offers offenders

Tarrant County Deferred Prosecution Initiative (DPI) What is the Deferred Prosecution Initiative in Tarrant County (DPI)? May 2022 Update – The Tarrant County District Attorney has terminated this program. If you’re interested in a similar court-run diversion program, check out DPP. The Tarrant County Deferred Prosecution Initiative (DPI)  is a relatively new deferred prosecution program for first-time offenders who

Dallas Domestic Assault Lawyer | How to Beat a Family Violence Charge Dallas Domestic Assault Lawyer Serving Dallas, North Texas  In Dallas, domestic assault charges are common. It’s not unusual for police to receive a call about a domestic disturbance and show up at a home where a couple has been arguing or fighting –

Fort Worth Student Defense Lawyer As students return to school, jail is probably the last thing on their minds. Unfortunately, many students will end up in handcuffs after making a poor decision. Here’s a look at the top five college student crimes and what you should do if you do find yourself behind bars. Top