Notice of Surrender - Failure to Pay...What to expect?
Usually the first surrender date is for the Preliminary Surrender Hearing, when the question of probable cause to believe you have violated your...
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Usually the first surrender date is for the Preliminary Surrender Hearing, when the question of probable cause to believe you have violated your...
I believe the sealing statute would apply, i.e. you can seal misdemeanors 5 yrs after conviction, felonies after 10 yrs.
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Massachusetts General Law chapter 231 section 85R 1/2 gives merchants the right to demand a civil fine from would be shoplifters. Many states have...
Attorney Varszegi is right. I have no idea what your question is.
I don't see how this is a civil rights matter. What right do you have under the law that was abridged?
Dismissals are not seen by employers unless they have a higher level of access to CORI records. If you are really concerned about this, speak with...
Attorney Varszegi is correct. Actions you were not charged with criminally have no place in a probable cause hearing. Just because you MAY have...
If the only element of the probation violation is your non-payment, then having some money to pay on the day of the hearing will likely go far in...
You should sit down with a Massachusetts employment attorney and go over your options. If you have an employment contract, union membership, or...
The first thing you need to do is stop taking stuff that doesn't belong to you. If you got caught you are not good at it. Plus, is this...