Is a pretrial diversion program and expungement the same as a conviction?
The answer is no. You were not convicted of a crime. That was the whole point of the diversion, to avoid a conviction.
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The answer is no. You were not convicted of a crime. That was the whole point of the diversion, to avoid a conviction.
New witness testimony may be useful to your son. Make sure he has an attorney and let the attorney know about the witness.
The charges were dismissed. You should be able to purchase firearms legally.
This is more of a practical question than a legal one. Here are a few options. Some lawyers may be willing to work with you on a payment plan. Keep...
The best way for anyone to defend themselves is to hire an attorney. Misdemeanor cases like this are handled assembly line style. Without counsel,...
You really ought to have an attorney assist you in taking care of the warrant. If you simply turn yourself in, you could wait for days in jail to...
If you have to ask the question...the answer is almost certainly yes. You are always better off having an attorney when dealing with the courts.
Much depends upon what the warrant is for. It would be best to have an attorney work this out before hand.
You will need to file a motion to suppress evidence arguing your confession was coerced and should be deemed inadmissible. It would be best to have...
You do not have to pay the suspended amount ($100) now, but may be ordered to pay it later, if you break the law again.