Is a hearing always necessary when a person file an expungement?

More information is needed. You should get a copy of the disposition from the clerk of court so you can answer specific questions. If the Court...

Can a nolle prosequi be requested by a defendant in VA?

A nolle prosequi is the prosecution's statement that it has decided not to pursue the matter. So no, the accused can't make that motion. However...

Is it possibe to change an' obstruction of justice w/out' force charge in virginia to a lesser charge eg:disorderly conduct ?

Whether or not that is likely to happen in any particular case depends on a variety of factors including the facts and circumstances of that...

Can I sue the woman, for legal fees, who claimed I was stalking her when the case ended "Nolle prosequi?"

anybody can sue anyone for anything. The question is whether or not you can win.presumably you are talking about a civil suit for malicious...

Driving at 20 mph over the speed limit, or over 80 mph regardless of the speed limit, is Reckless Driving in Virginia. So in this situation, the...

If one is charged with 1 degree murder. but there's no evidence, no weapon, witness not credible. should he still be locked up?

Whether there is enough evidence to convict an accused is decided by a judge or jury in a trial. You have to let the process play out. Stay...

If this is a persons third felony drug charge what could be the outcome in court

the possible outcome could be anything from a dismissal to being found guilty and receiving the maximum sentence. You would be well served to...

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If you have three drug charges what is the possible outcome in va

you could be found not guilty of all three charges or you could be found guilty of some or all of them. if you are found guilty you may very well...

What's the difference of having charges dismissed with a plea of no contest vs a plea of not guilty?

You are presumed to be innocent. A not guilty plea is essentially you telling the government to prove it if they think you've done something wrong....

Were the police called? were you charged with a crime? Do you have to go to court?