If i was never convicted of an accusation/charge brought against me why is it on my CORI?
You do not have to be convicted in order for a charge to appear on your CORI; all that is required is that you have been arraigned. It is...
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You do not have to be convicted in order for a charge to appear on your CORI; all that is required is that you have been arraigned. It is...
This is from a letter from the Board of Registration in Nursing in response to an inquiry about a nurse with a CWOF: "The Board requires...
You should ask the recruiter. The military is getting more selective as to who they will take, so each case is really on a case-by-case basis. ...
If you get your record sealed, the sealing statute allows you to state that you have no record. Being able to state that you have no record means...
The accuser cannot drop the charges. Once the charges have been initiated against the defendant, only the government through its prosecuting body...
If you simply refuse to show up to court after being subpoenaed, the judge can issue a bench warrant for you and have the police bring you in. ...
The defendant's attorney can contact the alleged victim, even when there is a no contact or stay away order in place.
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There are two things going on in your situation, as embodied by the request to pay two amounts, $149 and $500. The $149 is restitution for the food...
You can report the crime to the police, who may or may not apply for a criminal complaint against the person. If you go to the police, bring in...
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Prepare and file a motion with the court to access the property to retrieve your belongings, making sure to serve a copy to the ex's attorney in...
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