False evidence resulted in arrest 4 felony charges all was not processed. how do i clear my record?

I have previously addressed your question which was posted approximately 20 hours ago relating to this incident; so, please check the answer and...

I was given drug paraphenalia charge at 17 yrs old....i am now 40..it is hindering my ability to join army,,,can it be dropped?

Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area and discuss this matter with him/her at length. Normally, there are mechanisms...

How do I get arrests off of background check?

The laws and rules governing sealing, or expunging records vary from state to state. Therefore, ultimately you will probably want to make an...

Can you get a license if you have a warrant?

It will reall depend on how the Dept. of Motor Vehicles computer system is tied into the systems of law enforcement. However, I would expect that...

Arrested for DUI, but currently on a felony probation

Standard conditions of all grants of probation, (and parole; since it sounds like you are on parole), is that one not violate/break the law. Drunk...

The answer to your question is forever. Since you left the jurisdiction of the court supervising your probation without the court's approval, (in...

In need of a criminal lawyer for a Murder 2 case that happened 6 years ago.

All of the information, and advise that you have been provided so far is accurate, correct and sound. I would only add referencing your...

I need a defense attorney

Warrants that have been authorized by the prosecuting official and sworn out before a judge or magistrate are presumptively valid and can be acted...

Is there any way to expunge a MCL 750.520c? Happened 19 years ago when man was 17 but tried as an adult. Got probation.

I practice in Michigan, (in fact next door in Battle Creek). The answer to your question, unfortunately, is no. You are not eligible to have a...

Felony DWI and a violation of probation

You have the right to a contested probation violation hearing. Generally, these hearings are brief and hearsay is often admissible; this means...