MY crime Murder robbery occurred when I was 22 years old. Do I qualify for the new juvenile law where I'm board eligible?
No, if you committed your crime at 22, you were an adult at the time. Good luck to you.
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No, if you committed your crime at 22, you were an adult at the time. Good luck to you.
I would need to look at the citation you have to help you. If in doubt, opt to pay in person at the court's traffic clerk window. Good luck to you.
He could certainly get in trouble; you also could, but it is extremely rare for the prosecutor to prosecute an underage female for this.
No, but keep paying off the fines little by little. Good luck.
No. Be sure to show up in court or retain an experienced traffic ticket attorney to help you with this.
The officer was correct. Fines vary by county and since yours is a juvenile traffic ticket, you may want to set the case for trial and just pray...
For the van registration case, show the DA or the judge the updated registration and the ticket may be dismissed with a small court fee. As to...
Contact an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area. The conviction may not be eligible for reduction. Were you sentenced to prison and...
Pay your debts. Work out a payment plan, agree to it and get these people off your backs.
Expungement, no. There was no conviction (juvenile court convictions are called adjudications), so there is nothing to expunge. Instead, you can...