5 years have passed and successfully finished your court supervision for domestic Battery.

If you were given court supervision, you can file for expungement 5 years from the successful completion of your court supervision (as long as you...

Speeding ticket for 22 miles over

Although you already received traffic school last year, you still may be eligible for court supervision (just not traffic school by mail). Under...

If the ticket for aggravated speeding was reduced to regular speeding it is no longer a criminal (misdemeanor) offense. If you were given...

How difficult would it be to acquire my license again?

I agree with Mr. Wallin. It may be possible to reinstate your supervision if your fines have been paid in full. If your supervision is reinstated,...

How long to wait until I can expunge my arrest record? Just finished supervision for battery

As long as you do not have any convictions on your record, you are eligible to have the battery expunged 2 years from the termination date of your...

What should I do?

At a minimum, contact a criminal defense attorney in the county where you were arrested to discuss the specifics of your case. Because it was your...

Is my assessment from 2009 still valid or can I get re evaluated as lesser risk.

A new evaluation or an update by the same agency will need to be dated within 6 months of the hearing. It is highly recommended that you seek the...

What am I being charged with? And what is a likely outcome? Regular speeding was cited but it says I was doing 85 in a 40.

It is very likely that the speeding offense will ultimately be charged as a Class A misdemeanor (35+) if it is not already. The ticket can easily...

What can I do to resolve this situation?

Contact an attorney local to the county where you were charged to discuss your options. Your attorney can look into the case and determine the best...

I want to know the process for the court date of jan 14 2016 and does she have to go to jail or we can pay the fine amount only?

The ultimate outcome depends on a variety of factors. You should speak directly to an attorney to discuss the specifics of her case. Because your...