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Your best bet would be to get a lawyer and fight it, however I doubt the charges will be dismissed. You can get a better deal that way though.

Why would you think the police would want to take any legal action against you?

They can file charges if they want but it is up to the DA if he/she wants to prosecute. When it goes to the grand jury they must meet to burden of proof to go forward with the case. If the police believe the accuser's story they will most likely get a search warrant to search your friends...

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It looks like you qualify for an expungement: http://www.uslegalforms.com/lawdigest/expungement-criminal-records-law.php/OH/OH-EXP.htm Who is eligible for an expungement? You are eligible if you meet all of the following six conditions: 1) The conviction you are trying to expunge is...

There is no statute of limitations once the warrant is issued. Your best bet would be to hire a Texas attorney to get this taken care of.

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Of coarse they can deny you a job for any given reason. But you were honest with them that you were not convicted so it shouldn't even show up on your background check. If you want to try to get a few more replys check go here

It may have not even made it to the grand jury yet. Unless there is more proof the DA will probably drop the charges. If not hire an attorney or ask for a public defender to see what other evidence they may have against him. Your attorney will know how to handle this.

Warrants never expire. It's best if you take care of it so you don't have it hanging over your head for the rest of your life. How do you know there is a warrant?

Then there is no way out of this. They look through backpacks for guns so in his eyes you gave him permission.

There is no SOL on warrants.

Not normal but legal.

I would ask when you get the certificate to make sure but in Texas I don't believe they count traffic violations.

It depends on what state the offense took place: http://www.uslegalforms.com/lawdigest/expungement-of-criminal-records-law.htm

I got a little confused with your post. Is this your first or second violation. If it's your first hopefully your PO will just extend your probation. If it's your second that's a little more serious. If your PO does her/his job they will know about what happened so it's up to you if you want...

There probably isn't anything you can do but try asking the people at this site: www.prisontalk.com

Yes, it is an arrest. I don't know the name in Maryland but ask if he can have, it's possibly called deferred adjudication or adjudication withheld or deferred judgement. It's a way for it to be removed from his record. If you don't have an attorney ask the DA for this.

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Did you tell the cop after he started going through your things that you didn't give him permission to go through your things? If not you may be able to get out of the alcohol charge. I cop is allowed to search you (pockets, etc.) for his own safety so your out of luck there. Ask for...