My case was dismissed through pti how long do i have to wait to get it expunged?

If the Clerk of Court has inputted the dismissal into GCIC, then the process is a relatively easy one. Obtain the expungement/restriction form...

Deferred adjudicarion

There are several methods to achieve deferred adjudication. An example would be to plea under the Georgia First Offender Act (normally used in...

Can I move to a different city than my probation and not violate

Your probation officer should work with you to allow you relocate. It is apparent from your question that you were convicted of a misdemeanor...

Friend accused of misdimenor theft by taking what could she be her sentence

Misdemeanors carry a maximum possible penalty of 12 months in confinement, and a minimum of a monetary fine.

My son admitted to me that he shoplifted from a grocery store, and he thinks they got his license # as he was driving away.

There is a possibility that if the License Plate number was recorded accurately that they could find the owner of the vehicle and perhaps the driver.

If you are serving a sentence under the Georgia First Offender act and you are arrested for a new offense, GCIC (Georgia Crime Information Center)...

I was convicted of a felony and plead guilty . It has been 6 months and now I found out what I was convicted of is a scam on fbi

For Felony convictions, you have 4 years to file a writ of Habeas Corpus. Two years in the case of a misdemeanor. Habeas Corpus is a civil...

After a case is Indicted by a Grand Jury (in cases of a Felony) the matter will appear on a Trial Calendar until disposed of with a plea or a...

PROPER MOTION TO FILE IN BREACH OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN DEFENDANT AND PROSECUTOR ?

An attorney could file a Motion to Enforce a plea agreement to attempt to compel the prosecutor to live up to his/her agreement. As you mentioned...

Is the legality of the arrest a matter for the jury/judge?

The Court would determine the legality of the arrest and not the jury. Sometimes juries ignore the evidence and the instructions of the court. ...