How does a convicted felon get their rights restored under the first offenders act?

If the person disposed of the case under The First Offender Act then they were never convicted of a felony, and should not have their rights affected.

I was in kohls department store I picked to tester bottles I put them down before I left the store some guy ran up behind me I s

This is what happens when you run, and they suspect you of shoplifting. You don't have to actually get out of the store with the time, or even have...

Can I get First Offender without jail time and do I need an attorney?

Yes. You can most likely use First Offender, and avoid jail time. However, you can probably get into diversion, which upon successful completion,...

I WAS CONVICTED IN ILLINOIS CAN I GET RESTRICTED LICIENS HERE

Georgia is not in the compact, but they will not issue you any kind of license until you have reinstated your privilege to drive in Illinois.

I seriously doubt a warrant will be issued for your arrest. Also, the warrant has to be issued in the county where the alleged theft took place....

How to drop charges

I don;t see you going to jail for this offense. If this is your first offense you can probably get this case dismissed through diversion.

Aggravated assault by the state

He will sit in jail until he makes bond, or until his case comes up for trial. If he has to wait for trial this could be well over a year.

My grandson was a passenger in an accident. He was charged with minor possession of alcohol and charged with giving false

Yes. If this is his first offense a great deal can be done to avoid him being convicted of these charges. Even if this is not his first offense a...

Can I get someone to pick up my car (title me as primary, ex fiance is secondary) in NY where he lives and he is not make pmts

You should post this question under the New York question boards so you can get an answer from lawyers in New York. New York law will determine the...

UNDER GA LAW CAN I GET FELONY FORGERY OFF MY RECORD

It depends what the outcome of your case was. If you plead guilty, or no contest, to the felony then you cannot get the charge removed from your...