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That specific charge is a state jail felony subject to 180 days to 2 years in a state jail facility. However, if your friend had even just one...
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That specific charge is a state jail felony subject to 180 days to 2 years in a state jail facility. However, if your friend had even just one...
If you're 19, you won't need your parents' permission, or even to notify them. You'll need to ask a district court to allow you to do it, though,...
You won't be able to get that expunged--having accepted deferred adjudication or any other probation means you don't qualify for an expunction....
It depends on exactly what happened with your first husband. If you are either still married to him, or if you and he eventually did divorce at any...
Unfortunately, convictions of any variety cannot be expunged and are a permanent part of your criminal history.
If you were just living together, then you don't need to get "separated" or anything else, because you aren't married now. If on the other hand...
No, that doesn't have anything fondonwith his situation--it doesn't even relate to sex offender registration, just to criminal liability. In...
Generally speaking, I'd agree with Fran on this, but there is one thing you should you. Technically, if you and he were no longer living together...
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The answer to that is going to depend completely on what happened with the case. If it was dismissed or you were acquitted, you should be able to...
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Ms. Jaggers' answer is correct, assuming that he does not have any prior felony history that might result in an increase in punishment. I can tell...