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Randy Michael Grossman
San Diego Criminal Defense Attorney.
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I obtained a misdemeanor for lewdness, i was told that after jail time it would be dropped but 3yrs laters its not. how expunge

Asked by a user in San Diego, CA - over 1 year ago.

You should post in an area where Duval county practitioners can respond. The laws for expungement differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. For example, you can apply for expungement of a misdemeanor conviction pursuant to CA penal code section 1203.4 if: (1) you have successfully completed probation (or have been discharged from probation); (2) not serving a sentence; (3) on probation for an offense; or (4) charged with any offense. A filing fee and paperwork is required. You should...

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How soon can I apply for expungement?

Asked by a user in Los Angeles, CA - over 1 year ago.

Google CA penal code section 1203.4 (expungement statute). Typically, you have to have successfully completed probation (in your case, June 1, 2013). However, depending on the jurisdiction, often times a motion can be filed to terminate probation, based upon need, at the halfway point (18 months).

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Will Search Warrant hold up in Court? Also how long can they hold "seized" items? Detained for 3 days, no charges filed?

Asked by a user in Oakley, CA - over 1 year ago.

Prosecuting agencies typically have one year in which to file charges. It appears law enforcement is holding the seized property as potential evidence. You can always inquire with law enforcement (they should have left you an inventory sheet of the items seized) about the status of your items. I suspect you will be hearing something in the near future.

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  2. Harry Edward Hudson Jr

Formal Probation & Jail Alternatives?

Asked by a user in Oakley, CA - over 1 year ago.

Formal probation means that you will have an assigned probation officer to whom you must report and follow his/her instructions (seek employment, not drink alcohol, not leave county, etc.). Jail alternatives may include work furlough, home confinement, etc. The cost varies. This is something you should really discuss with the attorney that is representing you (retained or public defender).

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I recently just went to jail for the first time in my life for petty theft and i have a court date in two months.I really want

Asked by a user in Victorville, CA - over 1 year ago.

A misdemeanor conviction may definitely affect your eligibility to obtain a nursing license in California. You should check with the licensing board and ask what needs to be done so you may be eligible to be licensed. You stated you went to jail for petty theft. This suggests it was not your first criminal offense. Without knowing more about the facts of this case and your criminal history, it is difficult to offer any specific recommendations.

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Do I need to put County retail theft on a job application?

Asked by a user in Chippewa Falls, WI - almost 3 years ago.

What does the job application specifically ask? Many job applications only ask if you have ever been convicted of a felony. Depending on the job you are seeking, the application may ask if you have any criminal convictions or even arrests. This is more typical with state licensed jobs (teaching, law enforcement, state lottery, etc.)

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5 days ago, my 17 yr old son was arrested, miranda rights, searched, and questioned before they realized he was a minor.

Asked by a user in Havertown, PA - almost 3 years ago.

You should first speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney licensed to practice law in your jurisdiction, before having any further contact with law enforcement.

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Is this false arrest?

Asked by a user in Baltimore, MD - almost 3 years ago.

Criminal trespass is a separate and distinct crime from violating a restraining or stay away order. It appears your brother-in-law has filed a report in which I assume he alleges you were asked to leave the birthday party in 2/09 and refused to do so. Remember, an arrest does not necessarily mean charges will be filed or that you will be prosecuted. Continue to obey the court order and stay away from the house. You should contact a Baltimore criminal defense attorney if you are contacted by...

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Can a contract for services performed be changed at threat of non payment?

Asked by a user in Caldwell, TX - almost 3 years ago.

It depends on what your original contract says. Is there a provision that specifically states the company is permitted to change the terms of the agreement from time to time? Also, is the original contract still in effect? Did it terminate at some date? Finally, under what conditions may the company terminate the agreement? Do any of those conditions exist?