Does a withholding of adjudication of misdemeanors mean conviction especially if one of those charges was reduced from a felony?
It is not a conviction and if you have no prior convictions or subsequent you can seal the case.
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It is not a conviction and if you have no prior convictions or subsequent you can seal the case.
It depends on the circumstances. Call a federal attorney who can look it up and see exactly what is going on with his case.
Yes you need to seal or expunge. Call different lawyers to get prices.
Depends on what the original charge is he is on probation for and his prior criminal History and the Judge.
If a simple battery then 1 year in jail
If that witnesses testimony is found to be credible by a jury then they may very likely convict.
In lake probably jail time or a long term of probation. Your chances get better with a lawyer. Also send the lawyer a copy of your driving...
It’s not impossible but will be difficult. A lot depends on what judge he is in front of and that would give a lawyer a much better idea. Also...
Hire a lawyer and they can appear on your behalf.
You are better off paying the ticket so your license does not get suspended and then file a motion with the judge to remove it. Or go to the clerk...