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© 2024 Jordan R. Morgenstern All Rights Reserved
Lake Tahoe - Tahoe City - Placerville - Truckee
Lake Tahoe DUI And Criminal Defense has
wide variety of criminal clients who have been
Lake Tahoe DUI Attorney & Criminal Defense Lawyer
You can request that your conviction be dismissed if you were convicted for some misdemeanor offenses and have completed
probation or were never given probation, or if you were convicted of a “wobbler,” a crime that could lead to a misdemeanor or
felony conviction, and have completed probation or a jail or prison sentence. Your eligibility for record sealing or dismissal will
depend on a variety of factors and the circumstances of your arrest and conviction. Lake Tahoe Criminal Defense will take the
time to fully understand the details of your case and discuss all of your legal options before pursuing the course of action best
suited to your needs. Why Sealing Your Record Is ImportantYour arrest record can haunt your reputation, showing up in
background checks and used by federal, state, and local agencies. Anyone who looks into your past can view your convictions,
and this information may be used against you when it comes to housing, schooling, professional licensing, and more. City and
district attorneys, police and sheriffs, bonds agencies, and even the FBI may use your arrest record for any number of reasons.
Dismissals
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© 2024 Jordan R. Morgenstern All Rights Reserved
Lake Tahoe
Placerville
Truckee
Lake Tahoe DUI Attorney & Criminal Defense Lawyer
Tahoe City
You can request that your conviction be dismissed if you were convicted
for some misdemeanor offenses and have completed probation or were
never given probation, or if you were convicted of a “wobbler,” a crime
that could lead to a misdemeanor or felony conviction, and have
completed probation or a jail or prison sentence. Your eligibility for
record sealing or dismissal will depend on a variety of factors and the
circumstances of your arrest and conviction. Lake Tahoe Criminal
Defense will take the time to fully understand the details of your case
and discuss all of your legal options before pursuing the course of action
best suited to your needs. Why Sealing Your Record Is ImportantYour
arrest record can haunt your reputation, showing up in background
checks and used by federal, state, and local agencies. Anyone who looks
into your past can view your convictions, and this information may be
used against you when it comes to housing, schooling, professional
licensing, and more. City and district attorneys, police and sheriffs,
bonds agencies, and even the FBI may use your arrest record for any
number of reasons.
