I got a early release off of propation. U was wondering if I still have to check in next month?
You shouldn't have to but I agree with my colleagues that it wouldn't hurt to check in with probation.
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You shouldn't have to but I agree with my colleagues that it wouldn't hurt to check in with probation.
Your record will not be erased no matter who you apply to but you would be able to tell private employers you have no convictions. For any...
Parental consent has nothing to do with it. If you are correct that the age of consent in IN is 16 (I haven't checked) then I can't see any reason...
We can't tell you if it's normal or not as we know nothing about his case. He has an attorney who knows infinitely more about the case than any of...
This is a family law/divorce question which should be posted in each of those forums. I am certain you can divorce him but I don't understand the...
No you can't press criminal charges. You report to the police who investigate and pass the file to the DA who may or may not press charges.
If the probation officer said no, then the answer is no. The only thing your friend can do is petition the Court for a modification of her terms...
I agree with my colleagues. To me option 1 makes the most sense, both in terms of protecting his record as well as time and expense.
No what's on your record stays on your record. You may be able to apply for a dismissal but that won't erase the criminal conviction from your...
Hire a lawyer as even a small theft charge will stick to your record and show up in background checks. Do not pay any civil demands made by the...