Can an Ohio Child Endangering charge with a code 2919.22(A) be expunged by a judge?
Under ORC 2953.36 offenses of violence are not expungable nor are convictions in which the victim is under the age of eighteen. Crimes of violence...
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Under ORC 2953.36 offenses of violence are not expungable nor are convictions in which the victim is under the age of eighteen. Crimes of violence...
Even with a personal bond, there are conditions, often times (at least in Ohio) that includes NOT picking up more cases. The judge could revoke...
The transfer of any sort of probation, including drug court, is typically in the sole discretion of the judge (usually on the advise of the...
Although I do not practice in South Carolina, my inclination is that you are fine. Typically, probation can only be violated by violating the...
If the supervising officer were to test him, they would likely have a variety of different options (which vary by states). He could be returned to...
Unfortunetly, bond can have certain conditions attached. If your son has a federal case, he has an attorney. Ask his attorney if this sanction is...
My guess is it will show up as pending, but your original attorney will know the structure. However, there is still a chance that the employer...
Against who? A civil case or a criminal prosecution? You need to add some more information to make this more clear!
I have never heard of these charges being brought, and a quick look through the Revised Code did not know this. There could potentially be some...
It is illegal for them to engage in sexual conduct pursuant to ORC 2907.04 until she turns 16.