Criminal

In 1975 i was arrested for 'criminal possession of a weapon' I was Federal firearm dealer delivering a pistol to a client in Upstate New York. I was not in possession of a copy of my federal firearms license when arrested. The officer arrested me and allowed me to post bond so that I could obtain a copy of my license. I returned to the state police station and presented the copy of the license. The pistol was then returned to me and the charge was dismissed. Now i find that this 34 year old matter is causing me problems getting a Firearms ID card for the State of new Jersey. Can this arrest ans dismissal be removed from my permanent criminal record ?

My boyfriend is on his 3rd DWI, the first one was when he was 19 and second in his 20s and now one at 39. They have lost all evidence and he submitted willingly to a blood test. For 10 months now, he's been going to court and having it dismissed. I should also mention he's been with the same job for 18 years and has full custody of his diabetic son. Today they came back and offered State Jail Conviction with 4 years deferred adjudication instead of a felony. My question is.. if his employer pulls up his record within the next four years, is this going to show as a conviction? Or will it show if he gets in any sort of trouble during the four years? They postponed court again till next week and he has to decide to take this offer or go to trial in hopes of getting something lower and keep from getting something that he could lose his job over. Since they didn't have the blood work, they are now pursuing evading arrest since the office followed him for a mile? I think this is crazy.. but really just need some advice as to what will show up on his record during the four years? Thanks.

What is the punishment for a 16 year old in Texas for armed robbery?

In Arkansas, if the Prosecuting Attorney refuses to have a case withdrawn or dismissed, even after proof the Police Department Officers lied, which led to a individuals arrest, imprisonment, and a criminal record what can a Defense Attorney do to avoid a trial that isn't necessary?

I have been trying to expunge a 1999 Felony conviction in Wisconsin, but was told that it wasn't possible. After reading this site and others, it appears that Wisconsin Statute 973.015 allows for expungement when a person has successfully completed the sentence if the person has not been convicted of a subsequent offense and, if on probation, the probation has not been revoked and the probationer has satisfied the conditions of probation.I fall under this section, and was very interested in obtaining an expungement under those terms. I would be willing to pay for an attorney if this would be possible, I'm just unsure as to my options.The current case summary for my case is listed below: