"internal fraud" committed by federal employee of a public benefits office

You're dealing with the limitations of the dismissal under 1203.4. That dismissal is commonly, and incorrectly, referred to as an expungement. It...

Can I become a police officer now or anything in law enforcement?

I know I've read your question before and the answers you got. I understand your desire to enter law enforcement, but you've got to clean this up...

Am i banned from bearing arms to pretect.my family? Am i a felon as of the year 2014?

I had some difficulty following your question, but here's the bottom line: If you still have a felony conviction, you may no longer possess a...

Is it possible to have a shoplifting ban lifted?

I can only assume you were not prosecuted for this. If that's the case, why would you want to stir this up? Although the odds of anything happening...

What is the difference between grand theft verses grand theft against h.u.d

I'm not sure what you're looking for by your question. You're still facing serious theft charges that could land you in custody for a significant...

State prison for a probation violation because of a da reject

Not every felony is served in county. It has to be one that is eligible for 1170(h) sentencing. Posting his charge would help.

You posted this under criminal defense. I've reclassified it to employment law where it will have a better chance of an employment law attorney...

Can I apply for DACA if I have a California Penal Code 459/460 B.

This is more a question for an immigration attorney. I've recategorized it so they are more likely to see it and be able to respond. Good luck.

Is it possible to have my criminal record dismissed?

There are procedures to dismiss prior convictions under Penal Code 1203.4. This is commonly (and incorrectly) referred to as an expungement. If...

How can i get a lawyer for my boyfriend who will take his case seriously?? is there anything that can b done? can he then sue?

You're asking many things all at once. First - his competence to stand trial. What some other judge in another county at some other time found...