What happens next ?
You will be sentenced to up to one year in jail. You could also get a non-jail sentence.
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You will be sentenced to up to one year in jail. You could also get a non-jail sentence.
The statute of limitations for all felonies except Murder is 5 years.
Yes, if you meet all of the other requirements.
Conversion???????????................. Not a chance.
Your version has some inconsistencies. If the charges were dismissed, there would be no reason to expunge. Juvenile records are not easily...
Nothing will go on your record or mom's. You were not arrested or charged with a crime. You do not have to pay the civil demand.
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There is no statute of limitations for making a police report, just a lack of trust in the person who delayed making the report. The statute of...
Probably. Repeat offenders tend to get harsher treatment upon conviction.
Because that is the law. Many, if not most, dismissals are not due to innocence or false accusations.
I believe that MTA's computers register every successful use.