Can I get a Conditional Discharge with an "Adjudication Withheld" & a Dismissal on my criminal record?

Since you were not convicted of the prior charges, you should be eligible for Conditional Discharge as long as the judge doesn't object. You will...

If the judge orders ETG testing, which some do on almost all of their cases, then yes. Or if the probation officer feels a need to do it, they may...

I have a ticket to appear in court and i didnt get arrested woulnd it show my back ground ii

Mister Pines is correct. If you have it resolved as a local ordinance violation or something of that matter, it may not show up on your criminal...

What should be my course of action?

Hire a local lawyer as soon as possible. You do not want to risk a conviction on Family Violence Battery if you can avoid it. A second offense...

With my situation, do I have a chance for dismissal, or at least leniency when sentenced for shoplifting?

Give me a call. I am in Gwinnett and used to be a solicitor, meaning I prosecuted shoplifting cases. The folks in that office are very good people...

Im awaiting court date dec 20 in houston co ga. for a 3rd dui in less than 2 yrs. my record consists of 2 reckless driving

If you really can't afford a lawyer, then you need to apply for a court appointed attorney through the court. They will charge you a $50...

Are prosecutors villian out to get anyone?

Consider the sources you are reading, Most of those websites you are reading are probably written by defendants or defense attorneys. And even...

Do I need a criminal attorney for a DUI that is 5 years old?

Yes, you absolutely need an attorney. It doesn't matter how old the case is.

This is the exact question. Have you ever been convicted* of any crime involving dishonesty beach of trust fraud theft money lau

If you did diversion to get the charge dismissed, then you should answer yes. If they dismissed it on their own because they didn't have enough...

One dui one reduced to reckless driving driving on suspended liscences 2x. now a new dui. all fines paid to date.

No, you won't go to prison just because you cannot afford a lawyer and probably not on a second DUI, either. A second DUI conviction will usually...