which states still have the law that you cannot submit new information after 6 months of trial?
96433
I honestly don't know of ANY.
1121465
Your charges are still recorded but if you were ot convicted or you pleaded to a lesser charge, that infomration should also be available.  Now you may have another option.  If it was your first offense you may be able to get it espongued.  Do a search on this for your state or call your local clerk of court to find out more info.  If they have a problem with it which they likely will, just tell them you're working on getting it espongued.  It may or may not help.\n\nGoodluck!
1148311
In California, our department policy states that only the victim in the DV case is entitled to a copy of the report through the records department. The suspect is only granted a copy of the report when we've received a subpoena for it (usually through the suspect's attorney).\n\nThe district attorney's office already has the report and the defense is able to get that through motions of discovery.\n\nTechnically, through the Freedom of Information Act, anybody may request a copy of any report from a government agency. In many cases though, the reports given have had so much information redacted/deleted due to privacy rights, that they end up containing little to no usable data.
164134
ask again with state, county and specific crime
1032474
16 years ago the statute of limitations is well past. You ahve nothing to worry about!!
553819
States do share ticket info.  I have an AL drivers licence.  When I renewed it, they made me pay an outstanding 3 year old illegal turn ticket to AZ before they renewed my licence.  Damn computers.
1015619
Not Supreme Court\n\nSuperior Court\n\nAnd some states allow for any thing over 1000\n\nGet a lawyer and delay till you get wrinkles and Grey hair\nIt is slow there
297151
can't unless there is new evidence, you must be able to prove the new evidence to get a judge to hear it!
560626
If the trial is over, he should not be able to re-open for questions not brought forward during the trial. He may or may not have the right to an appeal after the judge's decision. If both sides have rested their case, then only the judge may ask questions after the fact. As far as the letter is concerned, you may not be allowed to have legal representation, but that does not mean that you cannot receive legal advice. Plus, it may be a stretch to prove that an atorney wrote the letter. Do not quote any of this in court, as I am no lawyer. I've just had the opportunity to watch several civil cases in my line of work.
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Not a "done deal" until the Decree is filed and 30 days has passed from that time. You have 30 days to appeal to the Supreme Court (of your State) from the filing of the final Order or Decree. If you want a New Trial (usually what is done first) that must be filed within 10 days. Most of the time the Decree is done within 30 days after the Court ruling or agreement of the parties.
292908
CHECK WITH COURT.  WITHOUT KNOWING WHAT STATE, CAN'T HELP YOU.
565965
From October 29, 2003 until October 29, 2005, Ohio had a limited post-conviction exoneration DNA testing program.  The program was first established by Senate Bill 11, and was extended for one year by House Bill 525.\n\nThis program expired on October 29, 2005, and no new applications can be filed pursuant to the SB 11 provisions.
632903
I'm awake, but I can't find any list of states that require criminal registration.  Sorry, I'll keep trying!\n\nADDED INFORMATION: Sorry, I found nothing and I'm too lazy to go form state to state.
447559
What state are you in... because in OH, after 5 or 7 years ist's off your record!
1138366
Six years isn't long enough to prove she's changed her ways. She shouldn't volunteer the information if they don't specifically ask for it.\nYou can't get a criminal record expunged just because you don't like it. You have to have conclusive evidence to prove you weren't guilty of the crime you were convicted of.
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You have to live here for 6 months before filing.
661533
You can show her FEDERAL LAW against fraud 18 USCS § 1001  which provides with prison term up to 5 years and fines. Do you really want to risk that?\n\nFull text:\nSec. 1001. Statements or entries generally\n\n    (a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, whoever, in any \nmatter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or \njudicial branch of the Government of the United States, knowingly and \nwillfully--\n        (1) falsifies, conceals, or covers up by any trick, scheme, or \n    device a material fact;\n        (2) makes any materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent \n    statement or representation; or\n        (3) makes or uses any false writing or document knowing the same \n    to contain any materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement \n    or entry;\n\nshall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than 5 years, or \nboth.