Will a PC 490.1 show up during my gaming license process? (California)
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You typically have to take an extra step to get the record expunged once you complete the diversion program. This can take some time, and, in the...
I seriously doubt that advise is correct. It certainly isn't here in Ohio, but I've seen stranger things. In any event, the no license charge would...
Most of us advise our clients not to pay these. The court may order restitution, in which case you end up paying twice plus, you don't actually owe...
A juvenile record may or may not come back on a background check. It depends how thorough a check we are dealing with. It really shouldn't come...
As long as you show up as required, and do pick up any new charges, your bond will almost certainly be continued as is. You should not have to post...
Yes, those will be in municipal court. You should get an attorney. It's likely possible to avoid a conviction through a diversion program even if...
Yes, if you are convicted you should be eligible for expungement, but you may also be able to avoid a conviction at all through a dicersion...
Did the court warn you of the potential immigration consequences of your plea? If not, you may be entitled to withdraw that plea and proceed with...
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No. First and second degree felonies are not eligible. ORC 2956.36(G)