Is a Petty theft misdemeanor charge, 10+ years old (one time offense) cause for concern when going through a DOJ background?

Never go into criminal court again without asking for an attorney or taking a privately retained attorney with you.

I was wrongfully accused and detained by security guards at the bicycle casino club in Los Angeles.

How could they accuse you of stealing money from an ATM machine? It's just you and the machine. As far as I know, it is pretty sophisticated...

Do I need an attorney for dismissal?

This is how it works. You pleaded to misdemeanor DV. You got sentenced to probation. Some of the conditions of probations were successful...

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Try this: http://www.aele.org/law/Digests/civil175.html

I was harassed by sheriff officers

I think this is something which you should look into further, with the help of a civil rights lawyer. What does your employer think about this? ...

Reduction of Probation under Prop. 47 reduction

You might be able to get your DNA expunged. Go to oag.ca.gov and search "DNA". There is a form on there called DNA Data Expungement, which you...

S S is asking about earnings I made from 2012 before SS approved benefits (approve in 2013 and back paid to 12 in 13) to 2015.

I'm changing the practice area to "social security." I think you'll be able to get some good answers from practitioners experienced in SS. If the...

Appeal and APP-003

Go to your county law library or the main branch of the public library for a book. If the public library doesn't have a book, they can order one...

Can a Mis.Dv conviction be used against me in court after being expunged & over 5 years since the conviction, in child custody

I am re-posting the question under "child custody." You will get better answers since this is essentially a child custody question.

I live in california and my sons case has been in appeal. i just recieved an update and dont understand. an remittitur was issue

After the appellate court issues its decision, there is usually a period of time - generally 30 days - during which the appellate court's decision...