Can a class a misdemeanor be reduced to a class b, 6 years after the fact for job purposes
No, the only time a case can be reduce is when you are taking a plea before a judge. Not after the fact.
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No, the only time a case can be reduce is when you are taking a plea before a judge. Not after the fact.
Yes, the charges have been dropped. But, the state is not precluded from re-filing if they have additional evidence or they decide to refile. ...
You plead to an assualt, and were placed on deferred for an assault. So, I think the fact that they filed it as family violence doesnt matter. I...
No, there is no law that says they have to preserve evidence for you. The only thing you can do is cross examine them on their failure to...
As soon as you get it filed, it will get a court setting. Usually within a couple of weeks. The Judge should hear the case on that day. The...
you can go to the dps website and run you own background check. That is the best way to see what comes up on a background check.
If the case was deferred, you cannot get it expunged. You will only qualify to have your record sealed. (Petition for Non-Disclosure).
Do you mean will they give him rehab rather than file new cases or charges on him? Or has he already been charged with new cases and you are just...
You should not plead guilty to a case you are not guilty of. Hire an attorney and set the cases for trial.
It is possible. This really depends on the court, what caused the motion to revoke to be filed, the Judge, and the underlying facts of the original...