How far back GICC can report conviction
A GCIC report will go back to the beginning of the criminal history, to the first arrest, regardless of when it began.
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A GCIC report will go back to the beginning of the criminal history, to the first arrest, regardless of when it began.
You should meet with the prosecutor on your court date, and see if he will reduce the charge to a non-reporting charge so this will not appear on...
If someone were to run a Georgia Crime Information Center (GCIC) background check on you (and this is what most employers check) the charges should...
Normally, this shouldn't be a problem. The judge who set the bond can restrict it to cash, but that is usually not done unless there are...
You can always ask the judge to accept a no contest plea, but the decision is always up to him. Your best bet is to go to court, speak with the...
It's good that you have been proactive, but more needs to be known about your case before an accurate assessment and/or prediction about a...
The solicitor cannot change the charge once the trial begins. Once the officer has been sworn in for a bench trial, or a jury has been sworn in a...
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As soon as you were fingerprinted at the jail the arrest went on your criminal history. Most of the courthouses are linked to the Georgia Crime...
You can either ask the prosecutor to reduce the charge to a non-reporting violation such as Too Fast for Conditions O.C.G.A. 40-6-180 to keep the...
No, that is not enough to make the citation defective. Nolo does keep the points off of your license, but insurance companies don't care about...