Background check and misdemeanors
Did you have an attorney when you entered this agreement? If so, you should ask them. It really depends how it was structured.
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Did you have an attorney when you entered this agreement? If so, you should ask them. It really depends how it was structured.
There may be. You should definitely hire a Kentucky attorney to see if they can obtain your course history and apply the same to the KY...
You need an attorney right away. This is a serious case with long-term ramifications if you're convicted. Do not talk to anyone but your lawyer...
I would suggest you find an attorney who regularly practices in the county in which he is charged and consult with them further. A case this far...
Yes, you can petition the Court to change it to a straight no-contact.
Expungement generally only applies to criminal cases. EPOs are not considered criminal, but rather are considered to be a civil case. I think...
the max for each is 365 days, so it depends how they are charged (together or separate). You could also be subject to a fine of up to $500.
WHatever you do, DO NOT take a lie detector test (the results are not admissible in court, but whatever you say during it likely is), and DO NOT...
Without knowing much, much more about the case, no one here can say what type of sentence he would get. However, he should run from any lawyer that...
No, it is not. The felony threshold is $500.