Can I expunge one of my charges?
Probably not. First, you have too many convictions unless at least one of the DCs was a minor misdemeanor. Second, you cannot expunge a charge that...
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Probably not. First, you have too many convictions unless at least one of the DCs was a minor misdemeanor. Second, you cannot expunge a charge that...
You go to court and the judge can suspend your license, if he or she chooses. It would be best to get a lawyer.
You will probably get a summons in the mail for the RSP charge.
That will be up to the supervising probation officer. Many will not allow a living situation where the recently released person resides with a felon.
Juvenile traffic citations generally require a court appearance even if they could be waived (just paid) by an adult.
It is possible. I've had clients do it before. A motion needs to be made to the court to permit the marriage to occur in the jail.
How you fix it, or indeed if it can be fixed depends on whether there was a mistake, and, if so, who made it. First, an agreed upon sentence...
A misdemeanor weapons conviction does preclude you from possessing a gun. But you may be denied a concealed carry permit.
A letter to the court isn't going to do much. If you want to lose the points either you or an attorney needs to show up and talk with the prosecutor.
Certain employers can see a sealed record, if they know how to ask. For example, school systems, law enforcement, hospitals, and day and nursing...