Will an employment background check show a misdemeanor charge even though I haven't been to court for my first appearance?

Ultimately, it depends on how thorough of a background check they run on you. Some companies only pull reports on criminal convictions, some do...

The answer to your question is yes, you can have more than one bond hearing. I would recommend that if you don't already have an attorney, that...

Can someone find out if a charge was dismissed by deferred prosecution?

First of all, were you represented by an attorney? If you were, I would call them and ask them to send you a copy of the disposition paperwork. ...

You can do one of two things: contact a defense attorney and let them get the FTA struck and re-calendared or you can contact the Clerk of Court...

How do I answer this question on a college admissions application?

In North Carolina, the first time offenders program is usually via a deferred prosecution. At this point, I would contact the attorney who resented...

Charged with misdemeanor shoplifting, now in first offender's program. How would I answer these college application questions?

Typically, in a first offenders program, you will not be convicted unless for some reason you failed to comply with the terms and conditions of the...

I had 3 felony charges dismissed in court what are the steps I need to take to get all trace of them removed?

You should petition the court for an expungement. The whole process takes about 6 months from start to finish and a criminal defense attorney can...

If I have to call probation officer about my case being cleared am I technically off of probation?

Typically, with a 90-96 judgment, the judge needs to sign the dismissal paperwork. Some judges require you to be in court when they do that, others...

How do I get my record dismissed

What I think you were asking, is how you get your record expunged. Your record cannot be "dismissed". If your larceny charge was dismissed, you are...

Typically, you are free to date who you choose unless specifically prohibited by a Judge. This is usually done during sentencing and meant to keep...