Does a dropped felony drug charge show on hiring background check?
Yes, I'm afraid that is going to show up. Not as a conviction, but as an arrest and criminal case. If you want it to be taken off, you can get an...
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Yes, I'm afraid that is going to show up. Not as a conviction, but as an arrest and criminal case. If you want it to be taken off, you can get an...
If it's just a "charge", meaning it didn't result in a conviction, yes. If it's a conviction, then the answer is no. Convictions cannot ever be...
That offense actually has a seven year statute of limitations, so I'm afraid that won't be a valid defense for him, as long as they get him...
If what you mean is that you were arrested this latest time, but not the first time, the answer to that would depend entirely on what type of...
No, you can't. What I believe you're probably thinking of is the rule that if someone is arrested on a felony, and does not make bail, the State...
The county court wouldn't have a record of that. A PI would be handled by either a JP or municipal court, and their records are not usually mixed...
You'll need to go to the Distrivt Clerk's office and ask them for a certified copy of the name change order. It's helpful if you've got the cause...
I agree wholly with Mr. Lafleur, but if add one more thing. Obviously, your stepson's behavior is a far cry from normal, and if he were just a few...
Mr. Henson raises some very good points. It's pretty unusual to see a motion to revoke that only has one alleged violation, and the thing is that...
Believe it or not, both of you can be considered to be in possession of the same drugs at the same time, and it's not at all unusual to see more...