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Thanks Iwpat for ur advice. i appreciate th response, thanks ;) kind regards

My home state is North Carolina and bith the tickets occurred in North Carolina but in 2 different countys. The first ticket i got was in Durham county an i was going 50 mph in a 35 zone. The second ticket which is a lot worse happened in Orange county and i was going 57 mph in a 35 zone i am...

hi, i would really appreciate som help...today i got a speeding ticket it is my second one in th past month :( one was a citation for speeding 50 miles over in a 35 zone and the other was ticket for speeding 57 miles over in a 35 zone. How would using my prayer for judgement help if i...

Thanks very much for everyone's responses. Kind regards,

Hello, 4 years ago i got 2 misdemeanors. The dispositions for these were nolle prosequi. Since then i've found out that means i don't have a criminal record but the arrests still remain, so if anyone does a criminal background check then that means it'll still come up. I am applying to Grads...

thanks very much for all the advice. kind regards ;)

I would be grateful if someone could tell me whether or not i have a crimianl record if i was charged with a misdemeanor which the outcome was "nolle prosequi"....i'm very concerned as i am applying for jobs and i'm worried whether it will come up in a criminal background screening Kind...

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Hello, 3 years ago i got 2 tickets(one for open container and the other was possesion of cannabis) in Richmond, Virginia. These were Class 4 midemeanors that were first offenses and the outcome was "nolle prosequi"....since then i've graduated from college and i'm really concerned about when...

hi, I really appreciate all your help, and thank you for explaining the definition of nolle prosequi. Kind regards,

nolle prosequi?? hi, it turns out that having looked up the disposition of the 2 misdemeanor cases, they are "nolle prosequi" is this why i did not have to pay a penalty? I also wanted to know whether nolle prosequi is another way of saying that the outcome of a charge has been dismissed...

Hi, Just wanted know whether anyone knows if the disposition to a misdemeanor case is "nolle prosequi" does this mean that the charge was dismissed? kind regards,

Thank you very much for your accurate anaylsis and advice. Kind regards,

Both charges occurred during the same incident, 3 years ago. They are both Class 4 misdemeanors. The maximum penalty for the possesion charge is 30 days in jail and no more than $500 fine. I know that the open container charge is a fine for the maximum penalty, but i'm having trouble finding...

Both misdemeanors occurred in the state of Virginia, they were first time offenses, which is why i was not guilty but the result was "nolo contendre" I do not have any prior arrest records and i've been a permenent resident for the past 7 years in the USA