I had a federal felony in 1996 can it be expunged. For employment purposes

There is no procedure to expunge a federal conviction. The only option is to apply for a presidential pardon. Unless you are a major party donor,...

Are there any lawyers willing to take a federal drug case pro bono for me? We can pay $150mo. In credit cards if so..

If you can't afford to hi an attorney, the court will appoint one to represent you. You will be much better off with a public defender then with a...

Im on probation and So is my brother and my brothers p.o. came for a visit and searched my room can he do that?

There is no requirement that only your po enter your room. You are on probation, so you are subject to search. The 2 po's can cooperate so that...

If your brother violated the terms of his federal supervised release, either by committing a new crime or by failing to follow the rules, he can be...

What are my chances of probation or getting my charged dropped / reduced to misdemeanor?

You have an attorney who is familiar with the facts, the evidence, and the sentencing guidelines. This is a good question for him.

I was on felony and mistimner probation in arkansas then one day i took off to Washington SO WHAT CAN I DO

Sounds like the police are right. You need to go back to Ark. and take care of the warrant. It won't go away on its own.

If I don’t pay the people I am having sex with and do not Show their face Do I need 2257 paperwork?

Sorry, this website is not intended to facilitate creation of porn. If you have questions, hire a porn lawyer.

Does this constitute wire fraud charges?

Failing to pay a debt is not a crime. You can sue her civilly to try to collect what you lent her, but you are not going to get her prosecuted. ...

My mother unknowingly claimed my daughter on her taxes this year and last year I have sole costody of my daughter?

You haven''t asked a question, but it sounds like you and your mother should consult with a tax attorney or a CPA about how to amend your returns.

Can I possess a firearm?

As a felon, you are prohibited by federal law from possessing a firearm unless your civil rights have been restored.