How and/or what to answer potential job paperwork/question: “Have you ever been convicted of a misdemeanor crime?”
Based on what you've described, you were never "convicted" so the correct answer is "NO."
Visalia, CA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Visalia, CA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Expungement
Based on what you've described, you were never "convicted" so the correct answer is "NO."
We cannot predict what the DA will do, but they take felony resisting arrest (basically, PC69) quite seriously.
I suppose you could "ask" for almost anything....including a different adjuster. Unlikely your wish will be granted, however.
The warrant doesn't expire just because you turned 18. Contact the attorney who represented on the original case--likely the Public Defender's...
Unlikely the case would be "dismissed" post conviction. If the case went to jury trial, make sure a Notice of Appeal is timely filed within 60...
You need to go serve the time. Game over.
Contact the court reporter and ask...
Have you reported all of this to Uber?
No, but you can file for divorce....
Has your attorney appeared in court for you yet? Why don’t you ask the attorney how long it takes??