You can be pretty secure that the FBI will find it. Sealing the record is very unlikely to keep it from the FBI.

You discuss this with your attorney and decide on the best way to fight it in court.

I doubt the officer will agree that they are lying. So at a motion to suppress the judge will listen to you, listen to the officer, watch the...

I am not sure what your question is. You should talk to a local criminal defense attorney to learn your options.

OTA almost always means Order to Appear. This tells you you need to be in court at that time. Contact your attorney to make sure you have the...

It is entirely possible that you are being investigated. It is almost certain that no law enforcement agency will answer your question about...

It is not really possible to say with any certainty. If you are convicted it is grounds for a violation of that probation and the judge could send...

While it is possible your case is in federal court, I doubt it. Most likely you are in either a state district court or a municipal court. If you...

You may be able to get an insurance diversion. This would allow you to avoid a conviction, a suspension and jail time.

The victim is not the person who filed the charges. That person merely talked to the police. The police wrote a report and gave it to the...