If I had a conviction expunged from 2006. It currently is showing up when I apply for a house or apartment.

The reason is because it is impossible to wipe all records clean due to the digital/computer era. There are websites that you can pay who will do...

If your lease says no dogs allowed then yes you could be evicted. Most likely they would just tell you that you have to get rid of the dog and not...

If I was arrested on 4/1/2012 on felony drug charges f2-f5 can the state of oh wait until 11/14/13 to indict me on those charges

Most likely yes. The statute of limitations on most felony offenses in Ohio is six years. You should consult privately with a criminal defense...

Depending on the value these can be misdemeanors or felonies. They all carry the potential for a lot of jail time. You should retain an...

Employee stole money. Wants to repay it and for us to drop charges, It was over $1500- felony in Ohio. We filed report, can we?

If the prosecutor and the detective are in agreement then yes it is possible. If you have a company attorney you should have them contact the...

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There is a good chance that if you go to turn yourself in that you will be placed in jail until the court can hold a hearing on whether or not you...

How much time could aggravated assault bring

There are a couple things that would need to be known to even begin determining what the potential sentence would be. Are these two girls...

Yes my daughter got it for agg robbery with gun and obstruct justice shes done 3 yrs .what is chances getting out soon

Your question appears to be what is your daughters liklihood of getting judicial/early release. Judicial release is different than an appeal. An...

What can happen if someone is in jail for the 1st time of violation probation and he denies what the judge and po has set up?

If he is charged with a probation violation then the court would have to set the case for a hearing. He has a right to counsel at this hearing and...

Got arrest at Walmart for theft. how should I go about this

Theft of this amount is a first degree misdemeanor and carries up to 180 days in jail and a $1000 fine. You could also be placed on probation,...