154 * .66 = 101.64. So 101/102 days total, assuming you don't have earned credit for time served.

You're only prohibited from possessing firearms (which you may be eligible to have restored at this point, by the way - consult with a lawyer)....

The expungement form does not require you to certify that you have no prior convictions. You're looking at the wrong form or something. The correct...

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If you received a pretrial diversion on an assault 4 (not assault 3) and you completed it successfully with a dismissal, and you have no other...

Just have your firearm rights restored and you won't need to worry about it anymore. Consult with a lawyer.

Yes, an SOC is a form of diversion and you'd have to answer "yes."

No, it cannot. Pending cases cannot be transferred to other states. Probation can be transferred in some instances, but only after conviction.

You'd have to work with the dealer on this. I don't think you can do what you're requesting because you don't own the firearm until it is legally...

It is irrelevant that no weapon was found. He agreed to take that charge because the probable alternative was going to prison for much longer. If...

Assuming that the conviction occurred in WA state and not in federal court, this person you're living with can probably have his or her firearm...