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Nope. Only the charge and the result.
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Nope. Only the charge and the result.
I don't think so. Expungement only applies to state agencies. It will also remain with the FBI.
Your attorney is entitled to the report. You can file a FOIA request, but expect everything to be redacted (blocked out)
What is the help you need? He accepted the offer. If he now wants to change his mind, he must follow whatever procedure is available.
You were convicted of reckless driving. That is the truth. The background check could show what the original charge was.
You know you need to hire an attorney and these are good questions for when you are interviewing potential attorneys.
You said ticket(s). Get copies of the tickets and see if the vehicle information is correct and the same on each. It is not a question of where...
There is a good chance he is going back to jail unless he hires a very good local attorney.
Be nice and polite. If she has paperwork showing she took the test, make sure she shows it to her probation officer. It never pays to argue with...
He will find out when it is time for him to be released. Check with an immigration attorney.