They never 'drop off'. Your 'record' is permanent. They remain but are counted as 'points' for only 3 years.

Have the 'friend' go consult with a criminal defense lawyer, who will need to discuss all the facts of the case and court ruling, in order to give...

How...? By TIMELY preparing, filing and serving on the DA, and setting for a hearing, a properly drafted, organized and formatted Motion, with...

Yes. So..? Even if you spend the time and legal fees that would be necessary to properly prove he is 'discredited' on this procedural point, it...

"How do you ..."? By having an experienced attorney research the situation and then prepare and file a Motion in court seeking the relief you...

Either DO something to protect the kids, like report this to Child Protective Services ['confront and stir the pot'], or ignore the danger to the...

Nothing is stopping you from 'applying', but the rules say that your felony conviction will disqualify you from succeeding, as you were told...

If you were not 'convicted', meaning you were arrested and charged in court, but the criminal case was 'dismissed' prior to any conviction or plea...

Yes, the background check will show it, as 'convicted, reversed and dismissed' or words to that effect. Anyone working in medical care, home care,...

Facing all these criminal charges, you need to hire the best, experienced criminal defense attorney you can find, to TRY to avoid a long...