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Expungements
Michigan
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It might be possible to petition the juvenile authorities to reopen, and dismiss the charges, clearing the conviction record to allow your... Read More
You can ask the court to seal your juvenile record, but they are not obligated to do so.
Your husband needs good representation. There is a high probability of jail if he is found guilty given the facts presented but I would need all of... Read More
You can apply for a reduction in degree of offense to a misdemeanor, or get an expungement or pardon to clear your record.
The only manner is to hire an attorney and see if the conviction can be set aside.
Have it checked, but if you did as you say, you have no record.
No, a felon is not allowed to own a weapon under federal law. You will need to have the conviction set aside or expunged.
You can file a police report but there is a substantial likelihood that you will be charged with a controlled substance offense of some sort.
It sounds like you were only charged with a misdemeanor. You have to wait 5 years before you can potentially have it expunged.
Quite possible, the details are necessary to form a firm opinion.
Not now, but you might be able to get the convictions set aside or expunged, and the qualify to own.
Quite possible if they were all charged together.
Generally a DUI, and in fact your drivers record, cannot be expunged.
You cannot expunge a DUI.
It will not come off your record unless you undertake to have it set aside or expunged. It is not automatic.
Yes, Its five years after sentencing or release from jail, whichever is later.
It is impossible to answer your question given the information which you provided. Generally, pardons by governors are only available in the most... Read More
It will be rather difficult, as the parole officer is going to rely upon the drug test. Regardless the fact that you may not have been actually... Read More
You should engage an attorney to assist you in having the conviction set aside.
I would need the details, but given the fact that you mentioned multiple felonies as well as a personal protection order your chances of regaining... Read More
I would have to look at the records and the situation in your case, but given the passage of time it is quite likely that you could have the... Read More
I do not understand your question, if you have completed all that was requested of you and it was represented to your that the charge would be... Read More
You can generally EXPUNGE one criminal conviction (NO traffic/driving, drugs or sexual offenses) if clean for at least five (5) years WITHOUT... Read More
If its been more than 7 years then you are eligible for expungement. However, you can be disqualified for other reasons such as too many other... Read More