Possible to expounge gross misdemenor (Theft 2) in WA state after conviction or after fines are paid?
First, you are talking about "vacating" the conviction. That means withdrawing the plea or setting aside the verdict and dismissing the charge. ...
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First, you are talking about "vacating" the conviction. That means withdrawing the plea or setting aside the verdict and dismissing the charge. ...
Yes. The statute of limitations is three years for an offense like this. That means they have three years from the date of the violation to file...
Once you have completed all of your sentencing obligations (jail, probation, paying legal financial obligations), you may move to vacate the...
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Assuming your son has no prior felony convictions, and the allegation of robbery does not allege your son was armed with a firearm at the time, his...
First, you don't want to make any statements in a public forum like this. If you are going to be charged, you will want an attorney. The State...
If your brother has no prior felony convictions, and is found guilty of both counts of Trafficking Stolen Property FIrst Degree, and they are not...
I agree with the above regarding warrants. I would only add that I believe, and anybody correct me if I am wrong, that legal financial obligations...
Talk to your lawyer. He/she can do a motion to continue the sentencing hearing. They may be able to talk to the prosecutor and get an agreement...
Perhaps you should ask that officer what the case number is. Then call the clerk and give her the case number. It is not uncommon for clerk's...
If the officer did not issue you a citation and give you a court date, then he/she has most likely referred the report to the prosecutor's office...