Can I get out of this in anyway? I don't want this to follow me.

If you have never been charged with an offense before, you should qualify for an automatic diversion in juvenile court. The police refer the case...

How much time can a Prosecutor take to file in District Court after a continued for dismissal is signed?

Technically the prosecutor has until the statute of limitations runs out on the misdemeanor charge he plans on filing. If it is truly a...

Can I file a Motion to Dismiss on valid grounds after I signed a CFD (Continued for Dismissal)?

You can always file a motion. There is no guarantee it will be granted. You would be asking the court to revoke the agreement based on being...

My son is a felon for burglary charged with , VUFA, possession of a stolen firearm how much time is he looking at?

Sentencing questions are always very difficult to answer because there are so many variables and the Washington sentencing guidelines can be...

I have three felonys and am interested in becoming a defence attorney! Where would I go to to find out if I can

It sounds as if these are old convictions. In addition to what has already been said, you may want to consider speaking to an attorney about the...

Vacations are used to remove convictions from your record. In a motion to vacate, the court allows you to withdraw your guilty plea or sets aside...

Is it possible to have a unlawful imprisonment conviction removed from my record?

Unfortunately, unlawful imprisonment is considered a crime against a person and is not eligible for vacation (removal from your record). You may...

You definitely want to talk to a criminal defense attorney in more depth about your case. From reading your question, it sounds as if you missed...

What is the standard verbiage in a Continue for Dismiss? I was given this verbiage which reads in Constitutional rights violatio

Sounds like you have entered into an agreed order of continuance. Those have special obligations or requirements on you that you must comply with...

How long do I have to wait to have my voting rights and gun privileges back, convicted of class c nonviolent felony 1st offender

Assuming you meet the criteria, if you are convicted of a class C felony, you get what's called a certificate of discharge at the time you complete...