Can I get an ID at the DPS with warrants without being arrested?
No. With outstanding warrants - you will be arrested and taken into custody.
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No. With outstanding warrants - you will be arrested and taken into custody.
Take a look at this link.....http://www.doccs.ny.gov/calendardatadefinitions.html It will give you the official definition from DOCCS.
For the best possible outcome - hire at attorney.
Federal law prohibits convicted felons from possessing a firearm.
Pardons are VERY RARE and hard to come by - unfortunately a conviction follows you.
My Texas colleagues are spot on here. Start with speaking with your PO about this. Hopefully you are still in the state and have not yet moved.
Hire a lawyer and because you are 17 - getting your parents involved here would be smart. There may be issues with search and its legality. A...
If you are on probation and having contact with a felon - then yes the PO can. It is a violation of the terms of parole to have contact with...
It would appear that you need to meet and talk with your PO about the letter and what each of these things mean. How are they different from what...
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