What happen s if you throw eggs at apt window : Throwing eggs apt and got a ticket and went back and clean it up
Tana’s answer: In Nebraska, that's likely the offense of criminal mischief or disturbing the peace. The level of the offense depends on whether any damage was done, and in what amount. I'd recommend that you consult with an attorney about your case. There is likely to be a plea offer, especially in light of you going back and cleaning it up. But there are other factors (including your own criminal history) which may affect what a sentence would look like. Talk to an experienced criminal defense attorney.
What do I have to do two accomplish this is? Is it possible? Is it worth it? What does a judge want to see? : I have past convictions of 3 DUI's and a miseminor marijuana charge from a association of a boyfriend. I have been sober off all substances for 3 years I'm to be released from a 3 year probation term suscessfully in a couple of weeks I'm due to graduate with a 3.2 GPA in less then a year.. I want to come back from these mistakes and see if I can get them "sealed" or "pardoned" I will do anything!
Tana’s answer: There is an additional process in Nebraska, called a conviction set aside, that may achieve your goals. You should consult with an attorney to assist you if you're interested. However, I typically advise to wait at least 2 years after completing the sentence before applying. But with DUIs, you may need to wait even longer.
What's the best plan of action against a strangulation and 3rd degree domestic assault? : Brothers girlfriend went to his place and started arguing with him, he ignored her and left her arguing by herself. She called the cops on him and they took him in for strangulation and domestic violence. He's called the cops on her before and had police file incident reports when she acted up in the past because she has acted up in the past and thrown temper tantrums. She gets mad very easily and then forgives him 5 minutes later. These are some pretty serious charges for something he didn't do. What would be the best plan of action to get him out of this mess?
Tana’s answer: Your best plan of action is to hire an experienced criminal defense attorney to represent him. These cases are incredibly fact specific, so no site like this can ever give much help on them.