Can I get a charge expunged? How many am I allowed?
It's a case by case analysis, so it doesn't have anything to do with the number of cases involved. Generally speaking, you'd need to have the case...
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It's a case by case analysis, so it doesn't have anything to do with the number of cases involved. Generally speaking, you'd need to have the case...
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I'm sorry, but no, you can't. Texas law provides that 17 year olds are considered to be adults for criminal purposes (strange, I know, but that's...
Usually no, but if you're talking about Harris County, I would say yes. They have real hearings on each and every one of theirs (none are done by...
It's very unlikely you'd be able to handle an expunction correctly yourself. Between the documents involved, the procedural requirements, and...
No new legislation that I'm aware of, BUT--I think what you're looking for is actually already in place, and has been since 2001 (13 years ago...
Unless you're not just going to court repeatedly to "check I'm" on a case you're out on bond for, but haven't been indicted for yet, the statute of...
You'd need to sue the officer and department for false arrest. I don't honestly know anyone who handles those cases. I would however say you might...
It depends on the specifics of the case. If he got jailed on a coercive contempt finding, then there will be an amount of money named in the order...
You're going to need to do everything you can to avoid ending up with a conviction on this. I've talked to way too many people who have come to me...
It depends on the jurosdiction. Some places, the prosecutor will agree to allow the expunction as soon as you've completed the deferred disposition...