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If you have a felony on your record, can it be removed? Got it over 20 years ago.
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Answered on September 10, 2013
It depends on how it was adjudicated or resolved.
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What are the chances of staying out of jail after a probation violation?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
Extremely unlikely he'll get another chance. The judge would almost have to violate and jail him.
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Do i get credit time for the 6 weeks i've already served?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
you certainly get at least credit for time actually served prior to sentencing.
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Can I qualify for a Diversion Program for first offenses on misdemeanors 487A and 503?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
possible, but it is unlikely and will be wholly dependent on the facts and circumstances of the case, including whether restitution was fully paid....
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How am I getting charged fees I didn't agree to or sign a contract to these terms?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
Hire a new attorney.
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Do you go to jail on the spot for driving under revocation in Denver, CO?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
When you are stopped and determined to be driving under revocation, you can be arrested. Better to not drive unless you are validly licensed.
On my bond it says no alcohol or drugs, will they ua me at court?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
They certain might in order to confirm compliance. You should talk to your attorney to see if the court actually does that. IT would be best to...
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Why would the judge give a scheduling hearing on a felony VOP (unempl fraud) 6 weeks out from arraignment?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
Probably wants to do a time served sentence at that point.
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Does the first offender act expunge my conviction?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
no, it just makes it eligible.
What happens in weak criminal felony cases?
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Answered on September 10, 2013
The person remains in the case until a judge (or grand jury) determines there is insufficient evidence for the case to go forward or a jury decides...
