I had a felony but they upgraded it to an agravvated felony, how ,why, under what terms or under what law I don't have the slighest idea
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The Governor from your State has to grant it for you. I have known of narcs getting that done to clear their records in my State. My City has a prosecutor that is a Republican felon. He was able to get the Governor to pardon him somehow, it was snitching everybody says.
263112
are they bringing you up on additional charges, or did they throw out your plea agreement? just a thought, but if your attorney was competent enough to get it pled down to wreckless endangerment, he should be competent enough to know whether or not it is double jeopardy
299662
it could very well mean that ur will be under some kind of supervision, under the sheriff's authority which is a bit unusual b/c its usually the parole officer, but it all depends on the crime u did commit.
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Contact your State's Attorney General with as much information as possible.  Also, don't think this is something too small for the FBI.  It never hurts to explore all avenues.\nDocument everything you can in great detail with copies of all paperwork/correspondence.  Good luck.\nI would also contact the SS administration, and if you're in an apartment, or somewhere you don't mind leaving, I'd move so you have a different address.\nWhat has happened to you is definitely criminal, and I hope you find justice.
647357
I believe this is parole for a person that has committed a felony 1st through 3rd degree.
257170
any felony is serious, A means there is violence to another person, or persons, IE: murder, arson, manslaughter and so on. Class C is most often a crime against property, like auto theft, some traffic violations, are any crime that does not have violence involved with them. Your friend is in trouble, some states like Oregon, California or Washington can send you to jail for life after three felonies no matter what class they are....looking for new friends might be a good pass time..
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But that isn't what you did, just have a "couple beers."  You are underage AND you got yourself arrested.  So, knock off that innocent act.  You know what you did.\n\nYes...they can violate you.  They can also add to your probation, add to your original sentence, send you to rehab-conditional on your successful completion, etc.  You signed paperwork agreeing to do what they asked in order to be able to NOT be incarcerated.  \n\nHey....no matter what...if you can't take the punishment, then don't screw up.
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It depends on the what the statute states.  It could mean 3 violent felonies or just 3 felonies.  It could have time restrictions also; 3 felonies in 3 years.  Or other restrictions like 3 felony convictions vice 3 felony counts.  The statutes are different from state to state.  And yes, on the third conviction you go away for a long time, but once again this varies between the states.  It could be life or it could be 20 years.
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Sounds like you know pretty well about your predicament.  It appears, however, if you were under 21 at the time of the offense, you could apply for exp unction for 'minor possession offense.'  although I am not sure what the minor possession offense would apply to your offense.  See G.S. § 90-96\n\nWhat do you mean by the slim chance?  Appears you had a minor possession offense.  Could be you were over 21 then?  If I were you I would seek a legal advise from veteran defense attorneys. (he or she should be able to tell your chance)
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One stay clean. That means no more negative contact with any type of law enforcement. If you have probation or some other type community service, complete it asap. Make restitution. \n\nDepending on the state, felony charges can be removed, this is called an expungement. Felony convictions on the other hand are almost impossible to have removed. If you were represented by a private attorney, see if your charge is elegable for removal. If you had a public defender, check with their office too. \nViolent crimes or sexual crimes will not be removed.
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Your charges are still recorded but if you were ot convicted or you pleaded to a lesser charge, that infomration should also be available.  Now you may have another option.  If it was your first offense you may be able to get it espongued.  Do a search on this for your state or call your local clerk of court to find out more info.  If they have a problem with it which they likely will, just tell them you're working on getting it espongued.  It may or may not help.\n\nGoodluck!
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In order to gain back your civil rights, you might be able to vacate your felony depending on the type of conviction.   Once the court vacates the record of conviction, you may state that you have never been convicted of that crime, even though the court file remains in existence. \n\nUnfortunately for your situation, the vacating or sealing of a court record does not necessarily change or delete the records maintained by law enforcement agencies, the Department of Licensing or other government agencies handling gun ownership. \n\nThus, it would require an attorney's assistance on how a vacated felony would apply to your situation.  Speak with your local bar association and they will be able to give you an attorney's referral.
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if the laws in New York are the same as Illinois which they should be with reference to this....once you are convicted you can not get the conviction exponged....you can however get charges exponged..meaning if you were arrested and not found guilty.
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Ask you attorney or look in the your state's penal code book.
518956
They did not press charges against you for anything. All they did was file a paper that restricted you from coming on their property for one year. They do this because it is not worth their wild to pay lawyers to press charges for a misdemeanor first offense. This will show up on your record or in a background search for 1 year as long as it is active and then it will go away. All in all you are lucky but it could be a problem for a year.
490821
Have you used your suspended imposition? This is when you can take one felony off your record or one charge it doesn't have to be a felony it could be a misdameanor. Typically you have to file a suspended imposition, before you get sentenced, but there is something similiar to this and you can file after the fact. I can not think of the name of it. I would talk to a lawyer about this. A suspended imposition will take the felony off your record and an employer will not beable to see it when they do a backround check. I would check into it its worth a try. \nAbout your question, I don't think that it should prevent you from being a vet. As long as you havn't been in trouble since. \nGood luck to you!!
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I've never been convicted of a felony, but I was charged with a few misdemeanors when I was 20.  (Back when I was young and stupid in college.)  I could have had them wiped out afterwards but I didn't have it done.  You have to petition the court to get it cleared.  I would just call a law office and ask or call the courthouse and ask.  They should be able to get you your answer and the proper way to do it.  Personally, I'd would just own it.  Everyone makes mistakes, I've never been questioned about my juvenile record and I think if you have it sealed, it will just raise doubt and questions about your past.  Be honest and straight with people, and they will return the favor when it comes time to hire.