Can I legally say no to a misdemeanor on a job application?
The "expungement" (technically a dismissal under PC 1203.4) allows you to tell most private employers that you have not been convicted of the...
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The "expungement" (technically a dismissal under PC 1203.4) allows you to tell most private employers that you have not been convicted of the...
The citation itself is likely valid, but - if he sets it for trial, the court isn't going to know which officer to notify to appear. Yes, the...
I'm not sure what kind of credit card machine you're talking about. A card reader used for merchant transactions? Those aren't necessarily...
Search issues are always fact-specific. I have no idea why they detained you, arrested you or searched you. Your attorney (yes, you need one)...
You may want to start with a dismissal under Penal Code 1203.4. It's commonly called an expungement (but it doesn't really expunge or erase...
The statute of limitations (how long the prosecutor has to file charges) on most misdemeanors is one year. They may have decided not to file or...
Court orders end at some point - either because the court rescinds the order or it has a built-in expiration date. If the order is no longer in...
I don't want to post directly on the board here, but either send me an email or give me a call and I'll give you a couple of referrals.
An arrest can be done by a private person, regardless of their citizenship. The complaint may have been referring to an Orange County DNA sample...
You already have an attorney working on your behalf, so for any of us to second guess what they're doing without having access to the entire case...