Can a convicted felon get a license to practice law in TEXAS?
I'm sorry, but no--you cannot be licensed as an attorney if you are a convicted felon, regardless of how long ago your conviction might have been...
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I'm sorry, but no--you cannot be licensed as an attorney if you are a convicted felon, regardless of how long ago your conviction might have been...
I'm afraid you can't get it ecpunged, given that you got probation. You may be able to get an order of nondisclosure, unless it was one of the...
Unless you have other holds on you, you should be released the same day your case is dismissed.
It will probably show the whole history of the case, but almost certainly, it will show at least the arrest. The good new is that you'll be able to...
Unless this is some situation where your parental rights have previously restricted by a court due to abuse, drugs or alcohol use, etc., it's...
Whether you end up going to state jail or serving probation is probably going to depend on a number of factors, such as how strong the State's...
Regardless of what happens, you probably won't be able to get this expunged from your record for two years after the offense date, but if you can...
The short answer on that is that if they're convictions, you probably can't do anything with them. If they got dismissed or otherwise didn't result...
You need to call the DA's office of Harris County of wherever it is you live and tell them you need a "misuse of identity information expunction"....
Anything's possible, but I wouldn't worry about that too much at this point. One, it's legally presumed that if no legal action is taken within two...