I understand your question is three months old. However, like the above people said first thing to do is to obtain a qualified attorney. Second, if the INS has placed a HOLD o than he cannot be bailed out even if the Superior Court allows bail. Finally, if there has been no holds placed on him, than I suggest bailing him out as soon as possible.
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If you plead to a felony than it can not be expunged. if you plead to a misdemeanor petty theft after completing at least half of your probation you can file a request to terminate probation and expunge the case. The forms can be obtained from the court clerk along with instructions.
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The result of your blood test can be obtained by your defense attorney/public defender through a simple request from the District Attorney and/or a Subpoena Duces Tecum (SDT) of the results from the lab.
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The simple answer to your question is yes. The Federal Government has access to all your background information, even juvenile records. The answer to the second part of our question varies. On an application for a job you do not have to answer any questions about any juvenile records, unless they specifically ask for it. Most private companies do not ask about it. However, if you apply for a job that does their background checks using the FBI than it might show. You have to see how the file was...
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Do you have any other tickets in the past 18 months? If not, than you can ask for traffic school, and plead no contest. You would still have to pay the fine and the fee for traffic school. You might want to try to ask the judge to convert your fine to community service or suspend it because of your financial situation. However, do not be surprised if he/she denies your request.
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Was the court ordered reunification a result of a hearing in children's court? If yes, than you have no right to terminate the reunification process. There should be a social worker assigned to the case who oversees the reunification. All correspondence should b made through him/her. If the order is from a family law court ha in my opinion he best way is to file an OSC and/or OSC for Contempt and ask the Judge to take action.
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Look on the ticket and see the specific Vehicle Code section he cited your BF for. Than look up that specific CA Vehicle Code section and see what it says. That way you will know what he is facing.
I am guessing you went to prison because your agent violated you after you received the ticket. Meaning, the prison term was not a direct result of the traffic ticket rather a parole violation term. If that is true and your court date was during your prison term, than when you got out you should have gone to the clerkâs office of the correct courthouse and requested to go in front of the judge and ask for a dismissal. Of course, as the above attorney said, this applies if your ticket was not...
What misdemeanor were you convicted of? Also, do you only have one on your record? How long ago did it go on your record? These are some questions I would ask you if you walked in my office and asked for help. However, without knowing the answer to the above questions I would tell you to be honest on your applications for employment and explain the situation as best as you can.
Your attorney is right, once an expungment has been granted only government entities can access the expunged material. However, your son has to make sure that the expungment has been filed with all the proper agencies such as the local court(s). Also, if a private company, such as a bank, uses a government agency (ex. FBI) to conduct their background checks then the conviction will show.
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