I know there are two types of diversion.  If you have been on diversion on a state level, can you also request it on a federal level?
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You can ask.  If only traffic diversion can get once a year.  If drugs, federal courts don't charge unless they mean to give someone serious prison time, not diversion.
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The only thing I can imagine you're talking about is pot, and no you can't take that to another state. In fact, you can't really have it in the state you're in, because it is against federal law.
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You're talking about Federal law vs state law. \nIf you're talking about criminal law, usually \nwhatever is considered criminal committed in the state \nis ruled by the state law.  However, let's say \nyou commit a crime by transporting drugs from one \nstate to another, then the federal law kicks in and you \nwill be tried in both federal court and state local court.
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It probably varies from state to state and certainly varies in enforcement!  I'd start with local (city/township) laws first and work your way up.  Federal laws will probably deal with interstate noise, like the air traffic, and the constitutionality of local noise ordinances.
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You can request it, yes, but for good reason only.  The judge will seriously question your motive to change or lift the order, and may or may not deny it.  Call the Clerk of the Court where it is filed for more information on how to lift it.
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good grief!!! are you insane?   There are a lot more fun things to do than committing Federal offenses!!!!  Use your powers for good!!!!
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I am a police officer in Florida and we pretty much do the same as Richard's department.  The detectives on scene will decide whether to request additional assistance, such as from the Sheriff's Office or from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.
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As a rule, you have to raise every issue you have in a case, whether it is a state or federal court. You can't wait to see if you lose in state court on state issues and then go to federal court to try again. The court has "pendent jurisdiction" over the other court's issues. It can make a difference what the issue is, though, since state courts may not have the jurisdiction needed, for bankruptcy, for example.
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I'm pretty certain that income tax evasion is a federal offense of which can include monetary penalty with JAIL TIME!  I'm a coward and subsequently would not want to risk such consequences.  But I would definitely support a FLAT TAX system!!!
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no, you will still be issued the nursing license but you may be required to participate in a diversion program.
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eh that's a sticky issue. depends on which state you live in. he could file kidding napping and have the FBI go after you when you cross a state line. little alone leave the country. i would talk to a lawyer before you do anything.
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There is no way to answer that question without more information such as whether you are referring to a state, federal or local law.  Once you specify the jurisdiction, someone might be able to show you where to look up the law and read what the penalties are.
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Federal offence "on your record"? Meaning that you've been convicted of a federal felony? No, it should not be illegal unless you're still under travel restrictions from probation or supervised release.  \nNow, if you're fleeing from justice, and/or if you travel under an assumed name, that might be a whole different kettle of fish.
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You need to be a little more specific.  What do you mean by various levels...levels between ranks or types of agencies like local vs. state vs. federal?
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No!  You completed a diversion, and part of that priviledge is not having to report misdemeanors on job applications.  Because you completed a diversion, you DON'T HAVE a misdemeanor.
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Varies from state to state.  At worst, you could go to jail, but most don't.  Check your local laws to get the full story.
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No. Return to the court that assigned you to the Diversion classes. Let a clerk there know your situation and that you need advice.  By plugging back into the system as soon as possible, your situation will be easily resolved.  That's a better way to conduct your life.  I tend to avoid fixing problems until they GROW into huge problems. You'll sleep better, too.  Good luck to you.