I was convicted of a felony (aggravated battery) 12/07....Released from prison 1/10.....in Florida. I relocated to Virginia 2/10
No, convicted felons can not possess a firearm in Virginia. Perhaps bow hunting.....
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No, convicted felons can not possess a firearm in Virginia. Perhaps bow hunting.....
The ability to get something removed from your record is based upon factors beyond timelines. Specifically, the actual disposition of the case and...
I think this question was addressed in another thread, but you need to work with your attorney of record in devising a strategy. He/she is in a...
The prosecutor will have the option of letting you remain in PTI or revoking your PTI. If your PTI is revoked, you'll have the option of working...
Based on the question it seems as though your friend was already sentenced, if so the judge is unlikely to entertain such a request.
There are many additional details that would be needed to properly advise you on this issue. Your best bet would be to consult with an experienced...
Whether it is worth it or not to hire an attorney is a personal decision but I believe you should at the very least consult with an attorney. Law...
This post doesn't really ask a question. You should speak with your attorney to better understand your case as he has the benefit of knowing all...
More details relating to the outcome of your case and your background would be necessary to determine your eligibility to "clean up your record." ...
It really depends on the officer. Some will schedule a time, some show up randomly, some never bother at all.