I was convicted of burglary with theft intent when I was 18. That was 33 years ago. Is this a felony?
If you were convicted, you can't get it expunged. Burglary is typically a felony, but it depends on the statute you were indicted under back then.
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If you were convicted, you can't get it expunged. Burglary is typically a felony, but it depends on the statute you were indicted under back then.
Completely depends on the facts of the case. Could be almost anything.
If it was part of the plea bargain agreement (typically a 12.45 dismissal), the case cannot be refiled.
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It sounds like you've already pled? If so, it would be difficult to undo. Technically if you're on deferred, you can re-plea it. But the DA has...
If you took convictions, the cases can neither be sealed or expunged unfortunately.
It depends on the disposition of the cases, not how you pled. If you successfully completed deferred probation, you may be eligible to seal the...
Denton county does not mess around with probation violations--especially when the person has absconded. He needs to contact a defense attorney in...
No. If the delay in your case reaches 8 months, your attorney can file a motion to dismiss based on a speedy trial violation under the US...