Does “first offense” consequences/mercy still apply if someone was charged for two things on the day of their “first offense”?
It should still apply to both charges in your hypothetical.
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It should still apply to both charges in your hypothetical.
I recommend hiring an attorney. A local and experienced attorney may be able to help you reduce the ticket to a non-moving violation. This would...
I’m not sure of who “they” are, but this shouldn’t be a bar to any profession. It’s a misdemeanor and is not a crime of moral turpitude (lying,...
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I agree with my colleague. Your main issue will be that the background check will reveal the underlying conviction that placed you on probation.
It depends on why you didn’t have a license. If it was during a period of suspension or revocation, then maybe, but simply not having an otherwise...
You have a defendable case. However, you will need the counsel of an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area.
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Without more information, it appears they believe that you constructively possessed the gun because it was under your seat. However, legal...