The court has the ability to raise the security level as to docket information so that it is not publically accessible on Casenet, but that occuring is the rare exception rather than the rule.
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Several ways.
1. A dismissed criminal case does not appear on regular searches.
2. A not guilty verdict on a criminal case does not appear on regular searches.
3. If they received an SIS it would also be a closed record.
In 2009 I was charged for sexual misconduct which I received a class d felony. It should have been a class b misdomeaner.
See about reaching out to the court to see if it was a clerical issue. If not, I would speak with an attorney about your case.
A friend and myself rented a motel room n Missouri for the night, I was only there a few hours anyway the next day the motel cleaning lady came n the room my friend nor I was there but my friends vehicle was still there, anyways the cleaning lady came n the room and supposidly found some kind of... Read more »
See if you qualify for a public defender or speak to a criminal defense attorney to speak about your case.
Charged with accessory to forgery and counterfeiting in MO. When taken to jail, passenger had forged gift cards in shoe( found upon dress out at jail) . That person pled guilty and went to prison. While in prison wrote an afadavit stating I knew nothing about it and was not present when cards were... Read more »
It would be best to speak with your attorney on the matter and if you don't have one, I would suggest getting one as soon as possible. That affidavit helps, but it's unlikely to resolve the entire case against you.
When I look it up I'm only finding DEVIATE SEXUAL INTERCOURSE. Are they the same?
Does the indictment state the statute? I would look up the statute, not the title.
public defender, has little to no motivation to build a feasible defense
If you know your Missouri case number, you should be able to see it on CaseNet. Otherwise, ask for it from your attorney.
For drugs and there was some Marijuana found but I did not know about any of it now I am being charged with a class D felony and two misdemeanors, what do I do, how can I get these charges dropped?
See if you qualify for a public defender and/or speak with a criminal defense attorney.
Lawyer said she cannot give me legal advice on my case she advised me to ask someone who was not a lawyer for my legal advice
That's a very strange post. Were you asking your public defender for advice on another matter? It makes no sense that your criminal defense attorney would tell you to seek legal advice on your criminal case from a non-lawyer.
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My husbands son was judged as above in Missouri, so how long will he actually have to serve? Does that mean that he will serve them together or separate terms?
How long he actually serves is up to the Missouri Parole Board. It depends on what exactly he was convicted of as some sentences have mandatory minimums, as well as any prior remands to prison, and his behavior in prison. Ultimately we can't give you a good answer as it depends on details we... Read more »
Husband spent 24 hours in jail amd was released with a warrent given. Two weeks later he has a warrent, is this legal??
Yes. They can release you from jail and serve a new warrant or even one they forgot to serve previously. In fact people are often released from jail after 24 hours pending application for a warrant. Your husband needs a criminal defense attorney.
The prosecutor does not retain custody of people's belongings, but regardless I would speak to a criminal attorney to better help you with your question.
It shows up as "pleading guilty of a felony" it's preventing me from getting back my CCW which I had before after the SIS. I am trying to start a P.I. business and need this resolved. I served my country and still working for federal govt for totaling 32 years and hold a Top Secret... Read more »
You can seek expungement, depending on the greater specifics of your history.
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You can seek expungement of your convictions and try to move forward with having those rights restored.
I would need to know more about your case. You could either seek expungement or need to reach out to the court clerk about the error.
Resulted from an illegal search and seizure...he conducted search after he told us we were free 2 go
The judge can advise you that proceeding without an attorney may not be the best when faced with a felony charge. In order for you to proceed pro se, the judge has to make sure that you fully understand certain things prior to actually representing yourself and that you have the capacity to proceed... Read more »
In general it is tough to find pro bono representation because you are asking a stranger to donate thousands of dollars of his or her time to your case. Therefore, you’ll need to be more specific if you want to catch someone’s attention.
In Section 1983 civil rights cases, prevailing... Read more »
And the relationship I was in the let there brother di it to me knowing my problems and I think it caused me to have more issues with walking.i called the troy Missouri police but they liked what was done to me
Your post is hard to follow. Perhaps rewrite it or have someone help you repost.
I’m not sure if this statute will help you.
https://revisor.mo.gov/main/OneSection.aspx?section=556.036
Asking about a friend but curious because when said friend was detained by police and arrested, his firma complicated but he's also a felon so he doesn't know if he's being charged.
No, felons cannot have firearms.
Recently got a charge/ticket for violating 311.325 and was wondering what the penalties are for violating and if it’s a mip charge?
A first violation is a class D misdemeanor.
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