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Quote from: digitalbuddha on August 11, 2008, 03:14:37 AM


Well dude, we just don't know. Fighting the reactionary fucking undude cop might have been the way to go, but at least the god damned plane didn't crash into the mountain and the judge toss you into the can, man. You know your rights, man. Either way, the court shit is over.

Here is a hint...in most states, if you don't fuck up and get busted again, you can request that your record be expunged of the conviction (which I presume was a misdemeanor). You go down to the court and request the paperwork, pay a buck or two, file the paper work (i.e., you serve the prosecutor's office with the paperwork and it will then come before the judge. If you have been a clean dude for the duration of your probation (or a bit longer in some states), the conviction will be ordered by the court expunged. having it expunged will mean that it is more or less like it didn't happen, and the record of such will no longer be public. It is NOT a reversal of the conviction, only a cleaning of your record.

See - http://www.thelaw.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-1534.html

And - http://www.expunge-criminal-records.com/reducing-felony-to-misdmeanor.html



A fucking 80 year old dude...that's like fucked up totally! jesus!

And, T-dude, "old japanese man" is not the preferred nomenclature; Asian American, please.

Quote from: Turtle on August 13, 2008, 04:24:30 AM

Quote from: digitalbuddha on August 11, 2008, 03:14:37 AM


Well dude, we just don't know. Fighting the reactionary fucking undude cop might have been the way to go, but at least the god damned plane didn't crash into the mountain and the judge toss you into the can, man. You know your rights, man. Either way, the court shit is over.

Here is a hint...in most states, if you don't fuck up and get busted again, you can request that your record be expunged of the conviction (which I presume was a misdemeanor). You go down to the court and request the paperwork, pay a buck or two, file the paper work (i.e., you serve the prosecutor's office with the paperwork and it will then come before the judge. If you have been a clean dude for the duration of your probation (or a bit longer in some states), the conviction will be ordered by the court expunged. having it expunged will mean that it is more or less like it didn't happen, and the record of such will no longer be public. It is NOT a reversal of the conviction, only a cleaning of your record.

See - http://www.thelaw.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-1534.html

And - http://www.expunge-criminal-records.com/reducing-felony-to-misdmeanor.html



A fucking 80 year old dude...that's like fucked up totally! jesus!

And, T-dude, "old japanese man" is not the preferred nomenclature; Asian American, please.

Thanks for the info Dbuddha, I'll have to look into that.