Do I have a felony charge from shoplifting 27 years ago still on my record?
It depends on how your case was resolved. Felonies do not go away after a long period of time and there is no expungement per se in Arizona, but...
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It depends on how your case was resolved. Felonies do not go away after a long period of time and there is no expungement per se in Arizona, but...
More information is needed. If she already served DOC on two separate DUIs, then both were felonies. Separate cases are not combined.
You probation officer will likely stay on you to keep looking for employment. Fees and other financial obligations (restitution) must be paid or...
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You can go to the arraignment and see what the prosecutor is offering and if it is not to your liking, ask to set another hearing so you can...
It should be an automatic disclosure by the state if the officer is on the list and the prosecutor's office is aware of their inclusion. ...
The physical location of the sign is the threshold for the speed change, not when you can see the sign as that would be too subjective. Police...
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You should post your question under criminal law in Texas to get a more informed answer. You currently have it posted under Phoenix, AZ.
You need to speak with an experienced DUI attorney to discuss the issues in your case as many cases hinge on details, such as how long you were...
It depends on what jurisdiction you are in and what agency is testing the blood. I have found that it sometimes takes longer than 5 months with...
Testing blood for Marijuana or other drugs is a more time consuming test than that for alcohol and there is quite a backlog at most labs. As Mr....