I was arrested for a misdemeanor shoplifting charge in Georgia in 2020. I completed a Pretrial diversion program and was granted Nolle Prosequi. The municipal court mentioned something about a restricted record. Will my arrest show up? Is there any way to check? I want to be able to have a clean... View More 
answered on Feb 4, 2021
If the case has a record restriction, it should only be available to law enforcement.
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answered on Jan 18, 2021
Yes, you can file a bond motion.
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I was released in the hospital and the cop said one would Be issued for me. Problem is, I’m traveling soon and I need to make sure What I need to do.
answered on Dec 17, 2020
If an officer tells you that a criminal warrant will be issued, it's not likely that the officer is lying. An attorney can help you confirm whether a warrant has been issued.
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answered on Dec 8, 2020
The legislators who made the law explicitly excluded serious violent felonies from eligibility for the First Offender Act. So, to answer your question... that's how the law was written.
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answered on Nov 21, 2020
Yes, you can be charged. It is not possible to estimate the likelihood of you being charged. You may want to hire an attorney to help you through the process.
If you are charged, you should hire a criminal defense lawyer ASAP.
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He is incarcerated and has been for over a year on charges they assumed he has done
answered on Nov 21, 2020
It is certainly possible that your husband could be released on bond while his case is pending. It is also possible that his case could be resolved, and he could then be released. However, there are many factors that effect any possibility of release.
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Him of choking me witb a cord when i was the one who trird to. Choke myself. I was so out of it when the police where questioning me i dont have almost any recollection i dont even remember going to the hospital
answered on Nov 11, 2020
I’m not sure what your question is. Nevertheless, if your husband is accused of aggravated assault, that is a very serious felony charge. He should hire a criminal defense lawyer as soon as possible.
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Final decree
answered on Nov 10, 2020
I'm not sure I understand the question. However, you will certainly need a Final Decree of Divorce to finalize the case. You cannot just agree that you are divorced. A Final Decree or Final Order signed by the Judge is required to become legally divorced in Georgia.
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I am going through the appeals process on a criminal case. I have file several motions for appeal. I called to check the status and was told the first time that the motion had been received and was in the judges chambers. I called back a couple of weeks later and now they are saying that they... View More
answered on Oct 15, 2020
When you file a motion, you should get a copy file stamped by the Clerk for your records. Once you have the file stamped copy, if they "lose it", you have proof of the filing.
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Good luck!
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Let me have it. He has it blocked by another car so I can't get it. My son and I are without transportation. I have a TPO on him for domestic violence and I am trying to get divorced. The vehicle is not in my name but it was purchased for me and I have been the only one driving it.
answered on Oct 12, 2020
It's difficult to tell from your question whether you've already filed for divorce. If you have filed already, you can set up a temporary hearing where the Judge can order him to return the vehicle to you. If you have not filed for divorce, you should go ahead and do so, and set the... View More
Divorce is due to domestic violence and he beats me infront of my son
My son screams still he dont stop
answered on Sep 27, 2020
If he is physically assaulting you, then you need to call the police. You can also file for a protective order and a divorce petition.
You should probably get an attorney to assist you.
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I just want some advice because i was a first offender and i got put on probation for 30 years and have had to pay fees i cannot afford and never will be able to afford to a place that no longer exists. I was 17 at the time and the person who did the acts was 15 so they charged me instead. I would... View More
answered on Sep 23, 2020
You can file a Motion to Terminate Probation. I would recommend talking to a lawyer to better evaluate your chances for early termination.
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on a backround check
answered on Sep 19, 2020
You need to make sure the discharge paperwork was completed and filed.
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I was charged with Burglary, Trafficking Marijuana and Felony possession. I thought I was under the first offender act which erased the felonies but on doing a public records search, I found all of them. 2 listed “conversion” and time served and the other lists non-neg guilty plea. Am I still... View More
answered on Sep 5, 2020
If you successfully completed first offender probation, you should not be a convicted felon. However, the paperwork is sometimes not completed correctly. You might want to get a lawyer to make sure your first offender discharge paperwork was properly filed.
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My son went forth on the morning of an incident as a witness to tell the police what he saw voluntarily. They don't believe that my son was in the wrong place at the wrong time. They are assuming he knows the person just because he got away alive. What are our rights?
answered on Sep 4, 2020
If your son is charged with aggravated assault, he needs an attorney. It’s one thing to be charged with a crime. It’s much worse to be convicted.
He has many rights... the right to sing the blues, the right to cable tv, & the right to salt & vinegar potato chips.
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With the injury, I had to have surgery. 6-8weeks recovery time.
answered on Sep 3, 2020
Being charged with a crime is never an ideal situation. However, the more important thing is to avoid a conviction. You should hire a defense attorney to help with any criminal charge against you.
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Got a ticket pending blood tests. I told them about my prescription meds, what do I do
answered on Aug 28, 2020
Hire a lawyer. You don’t want to risk jail and losing your license.
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I never pressed charges wrote any kind of statement or signed anything
answered on Aug 28, 2020
There must have been some evidence of the crime for a warrant to be issued. Right now, he is merely charged with a crime. The important part is to make sure he is not convicted of the charge. He should hire a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible.
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Or how much jail time will he gets if he can’t post bail
answered on Aug 16, 2020
When a Court sets a bond amount, it is based on many factors. It is not possible to tell you what his bond will be based solely on the charge.
If he does not post bond, then he will stay in jail until his case is resolved. I would recommend hiring an attorney to help him get a bond and to... View More
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