I have a class b miss for theft by check. First and only offense happend 8 yrs. ago. Can i get this reduced or taken off ?

I don't envy being the one to tell you this but if you pled guilty to this offense, then the conviction is final and you can never remove this from...

Someones is arrested without a warrant also the house was searched without a warrant how is this possible

As Mr. Guest pointed out, law enforcement agents can't legally come into someone's house without a warrant (or some other justification, like there...

My bro-in-law has a warrant for sexual abuse and he moved out of state what can be done?

The police you have spoken to are right about one fact: law enforcement here can't just go and execute the warrant in the other state. However, as...

Will a minor in consumption misdemeanor clear one's record once they turn 18?

This charge will not automatically drop off the Texas record and will not be governed by the Texas rules on expunctions. (If the offense had...

What do i do

Occasionally, the software that law enforcement uses to track criminal histories will attach someone else with a the same or similar name to a...

I am on probation for theft, recently i got a m.i.p, what are the consequences looking like?

What the judge will do anyone can only guess. Without knowing that fact, the judge can continue on the deferred adjudciation probation (giving you...

Are u able to be on probation for more than 20 years

If your brother served a prison sentence and was paroled/granted early release, then he will be put on supervised release/parole until the point in...

The police have the option to not arrest and charge you on the spot if they choose. For a felony possession of Psilocybin mushrooms, the police...

How to cheaply and simply remove a past misdemeanor from your record.

As far as whether you can do this yourself, you can, but it's a minefield. The expunction petition can only be filed once, so if you aren't...

How to cheaply and simply remove a past misdemeanor from your record.

You may or may not be eligible. Your can expunge (erase) all records of a case that was dismissed or for which you were found not guilty. If...