Can I sue a County Jail for Neglect and Cruel and Unusual Punishment over my Boyfriends Broken wisdom teeth?

You can not sue because you have not been damaged. Your boyfriend may be able to but it would be tough. I suggest your boyfriend write a letter...

Selected as the best answer

Am I required to disclose a sealed or expunged record when applying for admittance to law schools?

Your analysis is somewhat incorrect. The bar can deny you admittance for 1. having the convictions and 2. for failing to disclose those...

Can criminal property damage be considered as vandalism if the person was home?

Most likely trespass and criminal damaging. I doubt the prosecutor will try and increase this to a felony. They could charge it as Breaking and...

State of Ohio Felony Conviction Expungement

Unfortunately you can not expunge these convictions. Your only other option is to retain an attorney who can file for an executive pardon. This...

If you have 2 felony join together is there anyway you can remove them its been 8 years

If you have two felonies out of the same event they may be able to be treated as one conviction for sealing/expungement purposes. Both must be...

I would suggest hiring an attorney. The attorney may be able to help you lower the damage. A court can suspend your license if your convicted. ...

Is a police officer liable for a traffic citation if he or she committs a traffic violation in a police vehicle

Police officer's can be held liable unless they were responding to a call or had a legitimate defense to the event. I have seen officers charged...

What should I plea in court?

Plead not guilty and hire an attorney. Underage consumption is a first degree misdemeanor and carries up to 180 days in jail and a $1000 fine. ...

My question is: What more can I do to hide me sealed record?

You could try and do both of those things. Even if you are successful in getting the plea vacated the fact you were charged would still show up. ...

I live in OHIO can you resend a plea if you were forced saying you have no way out and using a younger sibling.

It is possible to recind a plea but it is very difficult. Your son should discuss this with his appellate lawyer to see what his options are....