If A Person Gets A Misdemeanor Will That Affect Their Ability To Get Into The Military?
A misdemeanor theft as a juvenile shouldn't impact your ability to get in the military.
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A misdemeanor theft as a juvenile shouldn't impact your ability to get in the military.
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If you hired an attorney, he/she would be the person to ask. He/she would be in a better position to give you accurate information and, frankly,...
The answer is that "it depends" on a lot of issues not addressed in your question. First and foremost, it depends on what you are on probation for...
You have 30 days to appeal the legality of your sentence. However, it sounds as if your sentence was legal, but the outcome wasn't what you were...
You need to schedule and attend a meeting with your attorney. Attorneys work for their client best interest, but do not have to follow the...
There are not enough details offered to properly answer this question. Consult with a local criminal defense attorney to get a thorough answer to...
Possible outcomes could be anything from a dismissal of charges to the maximum penalty (5 yrs in prison). Based on your prior record, my guess...
This is not a violation of an individual's rights. Once an inmate is in the custody of the department of corrections, placement is solely within...
Based upon your description, I do not see a 4th Amend. violation.