How can I obtain information regarding prior arrest/ case details about myself? And how can I get this record expunged?

Go to the ciurt and request the records from the court clerk. But it sounds like you may have pleaded guilty only to an ordinance violation if your...

Will I serve jail time?

First offenders very rarely get jail, but you can avoid a conviction altogether with a conditional dismissal.

Hello, I need some advice regarding what shows up on background criminal background checks and advice on expungement.

It's difficult to know exactly what will show up as background checks vary greatly. The safest way to proceed is to expunge all of the records so...

Your best option is to expunge the records. You become eligible two years after you completed the case in Hoboken (i.e., paid your fine or complied...

In the state of nj how much can a person expect to pay for a possession of paraphanalia charge?

Your friend may have a significant defense, particularly in light of the fact that no drugs were found. He should not rush to plead guilty and...

Ive been out on bail. Its been a month but no employment as of yet. They have been threatening to revoke my bail if i dont pay

More information is needed in order to address you situation.

How can I get a criminal case that was discharged through a PTI program expunged from my record

It takes a Petition for Expungement to the Superior Court in Mays Landing and service upon several parties, including the A.C.P.O., local judge,...

I got arrested back in 2000 for a drug charge possession of cocaine and I never received the court date

The notice for court is usually on the document you received when you were charged initially. If you moved and didn't notify the court of your new...

Can I file an appeal or a motion to reopen my criminal case before I'm sentenced to probation in nj

Your lawyer will need to file a motion to withdraw your guilty plea pursuant to State v. Slater. You should contact your PD or any attorney as...

All the answers given are absolutely correct. The jury will assess the credibility of the victim and a person can be convicted based upon that alone.