His case will be returned to the original court and proceed like the DIVERT Court never occurred. What will happen as a final outcome on the case...

The short answer to your question is yes, what you describe is legal.

If you can find an employer that will hire you, go for it but I suggest, however, you resolve your criminal case. Warrants don't disappear and...

As a practical matter. the section of the Dallas County Criminal Background screen doesn't mean much. Look about 2/3 of the way down on the 1st...

If your driver's license was suspended due to a civil judgment arising out of an auto accident where you were not covered by insurance AND the...

Thee statute of limitations is 2 years from the date of offense, but if the charging instrument (the complaint) was filed within that time frame,...

I am not sure of your exact question. Call and discuss the situation with an attorney in your area. Good luck.

Short answer: yes, your license will be suspended. Texas will enforce whatever penalty Ohio assesses.

Have the tickets been resolved? Outstanding citations/warrants must be cleared before you can get a new license. Calling an attorney may help. ...

Short answer: No, you cannot file a police report. What you describe is NOT a criminal offense.