In terms of a federal drug case, if an informant informed on a person, but has died before trial, can the charges be dismissed?

As this person has an attorney, no other attorney can ethically advise him, which would be interfering with the attorney client relationship. This...

Is it possible to get record expunged

More information would be required. Consult with a local criminal defense attorney to find out.

Can a simple possession charge be dropped at the hearing ?

Your question of can the simple possession be dropped is very different from what you should be asking, which is WILL the simple possession be...

First time offender. Being charged with two felonies at 18 years old for marijuana in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania.

So what is your question? You have an attorney, you need to discuss whatever it is you have an issue about with him/her, especially as to the new...

Should I have been charged with a d felony or a class 5 felony ?

I suggest that you address this with the criminal defense attorney that represented you for your plea. That attorney will be in the best position...

When doing background check, I wanna my record is clean what can I do? Is the third party illegal without expunging my record?

Mr. Hyde is correct. There is no process to force third party background checks from removing an expunged arrest from their background reports....

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For a youth aid panel to be an option, you are a juvenile offender. You need to inform your parents of these charges, and you need to hire an...

If I was fingerprinted for a job I have as a bus driver a misdemeanor showed up from when I was 19, can I be fired

It depends. For one, are you sure you were actually convicted of the misdemeanor and not a summary offense? This makes a big difference in the...

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If a 20 year old is having sex with a CHILD whose age he does not even know and thinks it "might" be 15 or 16, he has big problems. The age of...

Should I take the polygraph? Sheriff says that if I don't take it I will be arrested and charged.

If the Sheriff has enough evidence to charge you, he will do so whether or not you take the polygraph. They cannot force you to do so, but they are...