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Expecting that the mother of the affluenza teen will appear here in court. she was caught in puerta vallarta and brought to los angeles. we understand her son is still in mexico. we dont have any timing today but it is still expected shell be here for the extradition hearing and whether or not they will send her back to texas. while that is happening with her -- and keep in mind this is a felony charge because as far as they are concerned it is hindering the apprehension of a fugitive. so she is...

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The mother of the so-called affluenza teen is back in the u.s. from mexico. this morning, tonya couch arriving in los angeles. she arrived overnight in handcuffs escorted by u.s. marshals. meanwhile, her fugitive son, no longer say fugitive, is fighting his deportation. he was granted a three-day temporary stay. he will now face a judge. the 18-year-old is wanted for a drunk driving violation. >> the neighbor of the san bernardino terrorist has been indicted by a federal jury. prosecutors say 24...

There in mexico? >> my guess is there might be some issue with the mexican government wanting to ensure it they extradite ethan couch that he will be treated as a juvenile in further proceedings. that is my guess. she was withheld on extradition, it involves a death penalty issue. clearly that doesnt apply here. that is my only guess. gregg: he committed the crimes when he was a juvenile, treated as a juvenile, got probation on what many people think is a phony defense, the affluenza defense. th...

Fugitive. so we are going to have to find out exactly what the reason was, but it may be as simple as a judge or an office didnt get the paperwork in time where as ethans lawyers got his paperwork in, in enough time to challenge the detention. >> okay, so joey, third degree felony. which is what shes facing. whos in bigger trouble here, tonya or ethan? >> thats a great question, brianna, good afternoon to you, by the way, good afternoon, danny. you know, its interesting, because we have someone,...

In texas, killed four people while driving drunk in 2013. this is when he was 16. youll remember, he was sentenced to probation, not jail, after a defense psychologist testified he was essentially spoiled so rotten and this was through no fault of his own. well, ethan remains in a government lockup in mexico. hes fighting extradition. that brings me to my lawyer, cnn legal analyst joey jackson and danny sev valess. how was it that this mom was returned back but ethan stayed in mexico? >> it may ...

Probation violation. which hell face when he comes back to the united states. in terms of the mother she has a stand alone issue to deal with. and that is when you are harboring a fugitive, when you are assisting and aiding and abetting getting him to mexico and when you know the authorities are looking for him based upon that violation of probation and you are really doing everything you can to shelter him in have him in mexico. of course it violates a statute in texas and ten year maximum puni...

Juvenile system and into adult courts. prosecutors say couch isnt likely to face significant jail time for violating the terms of his probation. >> if he stays in the juvenile court, the maximum sentence he could receive is incarceration in a juvenile facility until he turns 19, which is april the 11th of 2016. that is not enough. >> when tonya couch returns to the united states, she will face that felony charge of interfering with the apprehension of a fugitive. she faces up to ten years in pri...