Will a disorderly conduct - excessive noise violation show up on an FBI background check?
Consult privately with a lawyer, preferably a former federal prosecutor. There are different levels of background checks, and you may also be able...
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Consult privately with a lawyer, preferably a former federal prosecutor. There are different levels of background checks, and you may also be able...
Be honest with the judge when you go to court. I suspect that you will get more time. Hope you get a job soon and can pay down this debt.
Sorry to tell you this, but you need a lawyer. The best you and your family can afford. Public defenders do a great job, but if you have the...
This is not uncommon, but it is very difficult to prove. First step is to speak to a defense attorney. He or she can investigate. If you have...
If you have a felony conviction you cannot own or possess a firearm under federal law. Not a pistol nor a rifle nor a muzzle loader or a bazooka....
Yes, you have to pay. The bond is a contract, and the bondsman fulfilled his/her end by getting you out. So you are required to hold up your end...
If you have not been arrested, then there is no official record. You can honestly answer questions on a job application about not being arrested. ...
Technically, no witness belongs to either party. A police officer may attempt to interview witnesses known or expected to testify for the defense....
If you have a lawyer, you should speak to him/her about whether you may pursue sanctions against your adversary.
I agree, you need to contact and consult an attorney in Wisconsin, hopefully someone close to the town or court where your case was heard. Good luck.