The DOJ is not always consistent with how long they take to update a record, which can cause frustration for people who successfully attained post...

California does not offer true expungements, they have what are called PC 1203.4 dismissals (often referred to as expungements, even by courts). ...

Yes, as long as you do not have any pending cases and are not on probation for any case, you (or your attorney) can petition the court for...

Interesting that DOJ notified your employer. That is not common (pending the type of job and your employer...ie. is it a government job or...

Generally speaking, for misdemeanor charges, the prosecutor has 1 year from the date of the violation to file charges. There can be exceptions to...

I agree with the other posters that if you already have an attorney you should refer to them for answers as they assumingly have more info about...

The answer to this questions depends on what type of job you are applying for and how extensive the background check is. A lot of background...

If there is a conviction that leads to a ban against owning a firearm, a PC 1203.4 dismissal (ie. often referred to an expungement) will not...

Do you have an attorney defending the case for you? Why has it been delayed for 2.5 years? Has your attorney been giving time waivers at court...

If you have two unresolved cases in Court, it is very likely that there are warrants issued for your arrest. I would contact an attorney in the...