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Virginia only allows for expungement of criminal charges that were dismissed, nolle prossed (withdrawn), or if a person was found not guilty. There is also an exception to allow an expungement if another person committed a crime in your name. Other than that, any conviction will remain on your record no matter how old or minor.
See questionYou will need to go through the court in order to do this instead of through your probation officer.
See questionA confession of any type helps no criminal defendant but is oftentimes excellent evidence for the police to obtain a conviction, especially when they are lacking in other forms of evidence. Do not make any more statements to law enforcement and consult with qualified local trial counsel now.
See questionVirginia does not allow for the expungement or record sealing of any criminal conviction no matter how old. You may want to apply to have your rights restored through the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
See questionYou need to consult with and hire local counsel. There are many defenses to this charge but an attorney who can look at the individual facts of your case in private is in the best position to help you. If you cannot hire an attorney be sure to apply with the court clerk for court-appointed counsel. Good luck.
See questionA lot of this will depend on the underlying charge and why he was on probation in the first place. You need to sit down with a lawyer in confidence and go over his Major Violation Report or Probation Violation Capias. An attorney who practices in Staunton courts is in the best place to help you. Good luck.
See questionYes, he can charge you later. If you talk to law enforcement, you should not do so without a lawyer present. Remember that officers are allowed to lie to you and you will need the protection of an attorney.
See questionVirginia does not allow for the expungement of any convictions, which includes misdemeanors.
See questionVirginia does not allow for the expungement of any convictions no matter how old. You could try seeking a pardon from the Governor's office. Good luck.
See questionYou cannot seek an expungement for a North Carolina charge in Virginia. You would be best served to seek the counsel of local counsel in North Carolina who has experience with expungement matters. Good luck.
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