Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas

Re: warrants

Hello there,

This is a tricky question that needs to be addressed.

First, there is a valid warrant for your son.

Second, you are harboring a fugitive from justice by not cooperating with law enforcement and hiding him.

However, the police must have a warrant to come into your house before they can arrest your son so if they don't have the warrant for your house as well they can't come in and you must tell them the can't come in because this is your house and they can't come in without a warrant.

What will probably happen they is that they will go to their favorite judge and have them sign a warrant to enter your house because they saw your son in the house.

Sincerely,

Erick Platten

PLATTEN LAW OFFICE

STATE WIDE CRIMINAL DEFENSE

STATE WIDE TRAFFIC TICKET DEFENSE