I have a sales charge that resulted in a felony over 14 years ago. Can I buy a firearm?
Of you were convicted of a felony, possession for sales. No, you cannot purchase a firearm, and an “expungement” otherwise known as - Pc1203.4,...
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Of you were convicted of a felony, possession for sales. No, you cannot purchase a firearm, and an “expungement” otherwise known as - Pc1203.4,...
Sounds like you would qualify for a, Pc 1203.4 motion to dismiss, and agree you probably don’t need an attorney. Please understand that this will...
Yes, expect this up show up. And no, an expungement (Pc 1203.4) will not seal the conviction, and there is no mechanism to seal the conviction
Yes, but it’s unlikely.
If he gets convicted of this, and is not a US citizen, yes I’d expect he would be deported. He should fight this case.
Yes, timing plays a role. But as my colleagues have stated, first step Is to consult with an attorney directly. Best of luck
Sometimes they do and sometimes they don’t. Feel free to make the first, move.
Your question is unclear. Denied for what?
It’s possible but very very unlikely. First step is to contact and hire an attorney
No it does not mean that at all. It means he bailed out, but the DA has not formally filed charges and due to the pandemic he has no set date to...