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Yes, you can have your record sealed. In order to be eligible, you must wait the appropriate timeframe under NRS 179.245. For a misdemeanor DUI and/or Domestic Violence conviction, the waiting period is seven (7) years.
See questionI would suggest that you consult with an attorney who has experience with sealing records in Nevada.
See questionYou need to petition the court to get the record sealed. I would suggest contacting an attorney who has experience in record sealing.
See questionYes. While no attorney can make any guarantees, it is possible to have the charge reduced or dismissed.
See questionJudge kerns does this quite often. He will be testing for a number of illegal drugs. Before he tests you he will ask you if you are going to pass or fail. BE HONEST.
See questionYou need to hire a criminal defense attorney to file a motion to quash your warrant and to request more time to finish the classes.
See questionYes, he needs an attorney. If he was represented by the Public Defender originally than they should still be his attorney, but he is free to still hire private attorney. It is VERY important that he have an attorney represent him and fight for him.
See questionYes you can open a new claim because your new claim is from a new incident and is not related to the incident in 2010
See questionthe best advice here is to speak with your probation officer before you take any type of additional medication or cannabis. you don't want to screw up your probation at this point and risk going to prison.
See questionYou will want to be cautious with something like this. If you are complying with all of the other terms of your case, you do not want something like this to throw a wrench into everything.
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