Do I still have to do anything ? Does this affect anything ?
No, it doesn't affect you having to appear. The prosecutor decided there was enough evidence to press charges. If your record is clean, you're...
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No, it doesn't affect you having to appear. The prosecutor decided there was enough evidence to press charges. If your record is clean, you're...
No, but a background check may reveal that the original conviction was a felony.
Can't say for sure, but very unlikely to serve more than half.
You can't press charges. You can report your complaint to the police and then it's up to the city or district attorney to press charges.
You should hire an experienced criminal defense attorney that's local to you.
It means you do not have a conviction on your record. if you are filling out a job application, you don't have to answer "yes" if there is a...
File a police report. That's your best recourse.
It will not be expunged but if you complete all the requirements of diversion and stay out of trouble, it will not appear as a conviction on your...
I recommend you hire an experienced criminal defense attorney. If you cannot afford one, then the public defender will represent you.
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You have to wait until you're off probation, then you can file a 1203.4 motion. Your record will not disappear, however, but it will say the...