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felony theft

Answered 12 years and 3 months ago by Andrew Dean Popplewell (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
If you received a Suspended Imposition of Sentence (SIS) your record is automatically sealed to the public when you complete your probation.  If you received a prison sentence or a Suspended Execution of Sentence (SES), there is no way to seal or expunge the conviction.  Finally, if you were arrested, but never charged by the prosecutor, there would be a way to expunge the arrest, see RSMo. Section 610. This answer does not create an attorney/client relationship.... Read More
If you received a Suspended Imposition of Sentence (SIS) your record is automatically sealed to the public when you complete your probation.  If... Read More

My boyfriend was charged with Armed Criminal Action and 1st Degree Assault in Saint Louis MO, I was wonder. What kind of jail time will he be looking

Answered 12 years and 6 months ago by Andrew Dean Popplewell (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Unfortunately, he is looking at 5 years to life on those charges.  He would need to serve 85% of any sentence on those two charges before he would be eligible for parole.  It would be best to get the ACA dismissed. Thank you, Andrew D. PopplewellEng & Woods Law Firm903 E. AshColumbia, MO 65201573-874-4190573-874-4192 (fax)apopplewell@engandwoods.com This answer does not create an attorney/client relationship.... Read More
Unfortunately, he is looking at 5 years to life on those charges.  He would need to serve 85% of any sentence on those two charges before... Read More

Stealing

Answered 12 years and 9 months ago by Andrew Dean Popplewell (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
There's a chance the prosecutor would sympathize with her situation and agree not to file charges if she completed certain programs prior to dismissal.  Just kind of depends on the jurisdiction and the prosecutor.  In any event, she is going to need to retain an attorney. Thank you, Andrew D. PopplewellEng & Woods Law Firm903 E. AshColumbia, MO 65201573-874-4190573-874-4192 (fax)apopplewell@engandwoods.com This answer does not create an attorney/client relationship.... Read More
There's a chance the prosecutor would sympathize with her situation and agree not to file charges if she completed certain programs prior to... Read More

if a person files a speedy trial how long can the delay before they can file for a dismissal

Answered 12 years and 10 months ago by Andrew Dean Popplewell (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
180 days. Thank you, Andrew D. PopplewellEng & Woods Law Firm903 E. AshColumbia, MO 65201573-874-4190573-874-4192 (fax)apopplewell@engandwoods.com This answer does not create an attorney client relationship.
180 days. Thank you, Andrew D. PopplewellEng & Woods Law Firm903 E. AshColumbia, MO 65201573-874-4190573-874-4192... Read More
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