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I have a suspended imposition of sentence for a DWI that I pled guilty to 3 years ago. I am also going into the field of nursing so I know that I have to report my suspended imposition of sentence and the fact that I pled guilty to the nursing licensure board and on job applications. From what I have read, the nursing state licensure board also requires you to report any criminal record to them and on job applications even after it is expunged. Is there ANYTHING at all that can be done at some point besides expungement so I don't ever have to report it again, or is this going to haunt me for the rest of my life?
Please review Section 577.054, RSMo. The best way is to google Missouri Revised Statutes. You can then go down to...
have to warrants one in califronia 2 years ago for violation of probation FTA felony DUI. and am currently in Springfield Mo handling my warrant for misdemeanor dui from 8 years ago. can California case be settled while im live in MO or do I have to go back and will jail time be added to a sentce I already completed
You need to retain a good criminal law attorney. Since it is not my specialty, I don't have any specific advice, but a...
i didnt pay any of my fines or anything i was supposed to do..i know its a bad thing to do but i had to move, for personal reasons.
I'm not licensed to practice law in Iowa, but my best guess is that the court in Iowa will issue a warrant for your...
I am graduating from nursing school soon & will be applying for jobs & I really can't stand the thought of losing job opportunities because I have to say I pled guilty to my dumb mistake-DWI. Especially since I probably do better things for man kind than a lot of non-criminals out there. Also, my lawyer at the time said that even when my record is expunged in 10 years I will still have to report my SIS & that I pled guilty to a misdemeanor on job applications because the medical field has a more extensive background check than most professions (like the record the judge will pull up to use against me if I ever do anything criminal ever again). Is this true? It's so unfair that one mistake in your life could cost you everything for the rest of your life & theres nothing that can ever fix it
As to your main question about expunging your first DWI, no I do not believe there are currently any exceptions to the...
My boyfriend is on Felony Probation from a crime he committed at age 17. He is 21 now and just got a Dwi last night. He has never violated his probabtion before, or failed a UA. Im terrified and am not sure what to do, or what the outcome will be. If anyone has suggestions please let me know.
You need to hire a criminal defense attorney ASAP. There are 2 issues: defense of the new DUI charge and possible...
first time DUI, one year probation, six months ignition interlock. court ordered by the state of kansas.
Well, it is especially difficult to answer this question as a Missouri attorney that does not practice in Kansas....
When I was 21 (I am 26 now) while driving drunk, hit a parked car & they took my license. I immediately went to the required SATOP classes, and dumped all of my money (along with anything my family would help with) into the case. I chose not to do community service and instead they took my license away for a year. However, since I was never able to pay off the last of the court costs, (last I checked I have a $1,200 bond) I never tried to get my license reinstated. Now, several years later I live in Chicago, IL. I want to get a license but don't know if I'm allowed to w/ a warrant in St. Louis, MO. On top of that I want to clear my record but worry about being thrown in jail for something a younger & more reckless me did. This mistake has held me back a LOT over the years & I want it fixed
You should hire an attoreny who works in the County where your case was. If you can pay the fines, pay them off. See...