How does someone get their sealed misdemeanor expunged?

There are no sealed misdemeanors for adults in New York. Furthermore, there is no expungement of misdemeanors in new york

How does being caught possessing marijuana effect me in the future? What will happen in court?

You a charged with a non criminal violation. Pursuant to criminal procedure law section 170.56 you are eligible for an adjournment in contemplation...

Foot amputated due to its a dent in the bar, can I sue?

Yes, you can sue the bar owner and the woman that injured you. However, you should not delay any longer. Meet with an attorney asap

I was caught shoplifting and just had my first court date. The judge gave me another court date and a stoplift. Can I get anACD?

If you have no prior criminal charges and there are no other aggravating factors, there is a good chance your lawyer can plea bargain for an acod.

If Someone is in a house that is raided are they automatically guilty

Mere presence at the scene of a crime does not necessarily constitute guilt. However, if you are in a room where illegal contraband is out in the...

Can I get a pro bono lawyer?

You could try calling the Nassau County Bar Association

Is there a way to make restitution instead of jail/probation/ or conviction for Unemployment Insurance Fraud 4th degree ?

It's always possible to work out a plea bargain with restitution rather than jail or probation. However, your prior record will make it difficult....

Son was acccused of taking money ($20.00) from his job,arrested and given a court date. He's 18,first offense,what is he facing?

He will most likely be charged with a petit larceny, which is an A misdemeanor. Since he is under 19, he will be eligible for youthful offender...

Yes, it is very possible. However, a disorderly conduct charge is a violation, not a crime. So, even if your son was found guilty of the charge, it...

I got 1 dui last year and did a month. I got 2 more this year. I was arrested and bailed out. How much jail time will I get.

Your question can't be answered without knowing what you pled to on your first case. If you pled to a misdemeanor on your first case then the new...