The practical answer to your question is to disclose everything. In some jurisdictions diversion requires the entry of a guilty plea which is...

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Unresolved DUI in California -- Now live in Illinois.

You're going to have to clear the bench warrant in CA, which an attorney may be able to do without your being present, and then you are going to...

Would a "Non Conviction" finding in an assault and battery charge preclude a person from getting a gun license?

If you were truly non convicted I don't know what you are worried about. Convictions are what generally bar people from owning or possessing...

What happens when you plea " no contest " on a misdemeanor charge

A no contest plea is treated as a guilty plea. Why do people do it? A criminal guilty plea can be used against you if your victim decides to sue...

Idiot H&S 11350A, 11351, 11377A, 11378 and 11379 to an under cover cop. Any way he can avoid jail?

Well then he should demand a public defender. The 113777(a) is reducible to a misdemeanor but the rest are straight felonies. Before you get...

No enough jury??? If the summoned jurors don't show up the Court has the power to send the bailiff out into the streets to round up 12 good citizens.

Can I seal 2010 DUI case in Redwood City, CA?

There is only one way records get sealed in CA if you are not a juvenile and that is through a petition for factual innocence. You can't get that,...

No longer on probation but granted pc1000 DEJ does police have a right to search me

Deferred entry of judgment is a form of probation. A search condition is probably part of your terms and conditions. So yes, the police had a...

Is it possible to get a pardon or citizenship for someone convicted of a aggravated felony over 10 years ago?

You need to discuss this with an immigration lawyer. Drug trafficking, once deported: those are large obstacles.

How long must i wait till i can be eligible for a certificate of rehabilitation for a misdemeanor 272(a) that requires 290 reg?

You have to wait 10 years from your release from prison. See PC 4852.02 and 4852.03.