Do Juvenile records sometimes not even hit the books ? I ask cuz no one has brought it up not even the Armylol?

Um tina im sorry but you are wrong about that. Your records are sealed once you become an adult. Which means that no one can look at your records unless you committed another crime.( that even is n...

It is always there to some degree. Police services (like the FBI), child protection agencies, the Justice Department, and other similar government agencies will always have access to that informati...

If your record is sealed then they can't deny you your second amendment rights. Now you just have to stay clean so your record stays sealed. A 4th degree assault usually isn't enough to t...

If he is a first time offender, you may want to contact the prosecuting attorney about some type of pretrial intervention program to see if he is eligible. Usually no jail time is given if he qual...

You don't have any obligation, legally, to report him. However, you may file a police report. The police probably won't do much unless they catch this individual in the act of driving. Th...

yes. and you should have went back to court after your probation period and the charge would have been dismissed. get it done.

It is only Double Jeopardy if the original CONVICTION stands.

A standard condition of juvenile probation is "You shall live with and obey your parent(s) and/or guardian(s) in all matters." That means all they have to do is call your probation offic...