Michael Meredith Mohun

Michael Meredith Mohun's Answers (6)

Cowlesville, NY

Criminal defense Lawyer at Cowlesville, NY

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI

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How bad is disorderly conduct and is their anything I should do to improve my record if needed?

Michael's answer | Answered on October 27, 2011

If you were convicted of Disorderly Conduct as part of a plea bargain, then your record would be sealed pursuant to CPL section 160.50. That...

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My husband got a dwi in NJ with a NY liscense...

Michael's answer | Answered on October 27, 2011

Another issue, is your husband eligible for a conditional license? The NYS DMV website contains information regarding his eligibility and what he...

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A judge required me to report to court in 1983 in PA because they thought my FL license was suspended. Statute of limitations?

Michael's answer | Answered on October 22, 2011

If I understand your question, you failed to appear in a PA. Court in 1983 on an inspection charge and on a driving while suspended charge. First...

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Ive been charged and scentenced for a first offense DWI while in the process of moving to another state.

Michael's answer | Answered on October 22, 2011

I assume that you were convicted of misdemeanor DWI.Under the Compact receiving States are not required to accept supervision on misdemeanor...

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Can my probation officer extend my term of probation?

Michael's answer | Answered on October 21, 2011

Your NY probation officer through his County Probation Department is supervising you because of the Interstate Compact. Jurisdiction remains with...

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Criminal Charges after paying a Civil Demand?

Michael's answer | Answered on October 21, 2011

Attorneys in New York are subect to the Rules of Professional Conduct. Rule 3.4(e)states, "A lawyer shall not present ,participate in presenting...

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