I was arrested and detained in juvenile hall in 2003 when I was 13 years old for a fight at school.
This is tricky, because, as previously stated by other attorneys, juveniles do not get "convictions". However, the deferred action program is...
Indio, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Indio, CA
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This is tricky, because, as previously stated by other attorneys, juveniles do not get "convictions". However, the deferred action program is...
It is a common misconception that juvenile records are automatically sealed. You need to petition the court to have them sealed. It's not a...
The 186.22(a) is an enhancement, meaning it's not an actual charge, but and a way for the prosecutor to try to get more time for your son. He...
Diversion programs are granted through the DA. You must have a good argument for them to consider it. You cannot merely go in and ask for it. ...
As both attorneys have already stated: it is risky to go in person to see if there is an active warrant. You could call the court clerk to check. ...
You need to consult an attorney in the state where the warrant is. Different states have different rules. You will need to appear at some point. ...
I would be careful about getting too hopeful. The cops could still file charges with the DA, even though they sent you home that day. Be careful...
The probation department has special programs for juveniles which include community service, repayment, and some other incidental programs. The...
You do not need to report juvenile crimes, so long as you were tried as a juvenile and not as an adult. You did not state what the crime was, or...
When applying for citizenship, USCIS looks at your entire record, including juvenile records. If you're asking in regards to the deferred action...