Can i seal/destroy an arrest record from 1984

You can't seal/destroy an arrest record if you pled guilty, but you can expunge a conviction. You can contact a lawyer in the county where you were...

You should be able to get permission from the court to complete the course in Texas. However, the Texas course may be different and they may make...

My child is charged with 3 felonies. is 13, does my child have to admit guilt to all if not guilty of one?

Since this is your son's first time in trouble, he should be okay. He definitely does not have to admit to all and, in fact, may not have to admit...

Can my brother be charged with assault on a deputy after being shot on his back?

Any lawyer would need more information on what actually happened to answer your question. In order to be charged with an assault, your brother...

I was charged for fighting in public, i was never read my rights and was never made aware i was being arrested, is there

There is probably a lot you can do to fight the charge, but it will probably have very little to do with the fact that you were never read your...

I got into a confrontation outside a bar. the other guy wanted to fight me, but nothing happened. the police came and placed

The case is definitely something you can and should fight. Any lawyer will need much more information to really give you any advice. I would need...

Since, the defendant waived time, the state has as long as it needs to prosecute. If the defendant wants to be prosecuted quicker he or she can...

Am I eligible to have an arrest record sealed if I was arrested for a misdemeanor but the charges were reduced to an infraction?

Your arrest record can never be sealed unless you are factually innocent. Since you were convicted, your arrest record cannot be sealed....

Does a DEJ plea on a BP Code 25661 violation get reported to the DMV, even though it's technically not a conviction yet?

First of all, the one year license suspension only applies to people under the age of 21. Secondly, with a DEJ plea, there is no conviction and,...

Will he get reduced time for time already served??

Since the original charge was a misdemeanor, the maximum sentence for that was either six months or one year, depending on which offense it was....