If your arrested and the last name is not correct on any paperwork can it affect the case?
110946
of course it would affect your case..it can give you a good chance not to be convicted, right? unles it's a typographical error ;), kidding aside...such concern is critical and having a wrong last name on paperwork is a big matter to consider!
452058
It depends on the state.  Normally arrest records aren't seen by the public and therefore aren't cleaned.  Regardless of if you were convicted you WERE ARRESTED.  Some states do allow it to be purged, but not all.  Speak with a lawyer or call your local law bar, they'll probably be able to give you some free basic info on your area, and for a fee help you get it done.
1135362
It all depends on the reason a guilty verdict or conviction was entered against you.  If the ONLY reason you were found guilty was because of a statement you made after being OFFICIALLY arrested and BEFORE your Miranda was read and explained to you then the Judge would be required to suppress that statement and, barring any other evidence, you would be released.  That does not mean that you'll beat the charge though.  The authorities can, and if they want you bad enough, will follow up and collect as much independent evidence, rearrest you and try for a conviction.  If you were found guilty or convicted by any other means than it does not matter if your Miranda's were read and explained because nothing you said was used against you - it was the things you did.\n\nIf you are relying on the lack of the Miranda's to set you free then you should expect not to be freed.  At the most it would be a temporary reprieve.
719303
Yeah (at least I know it is in the UK). I've changed my signiture loads of times and no-one has ever brought it up. I think it's more a thing that u use as ur identity and as long as ur the right person and not comiting a crime then there's no problem.
361101
When a persons been arrested he is subject to search incident to that arrest. The search requires no warrant. Who did he ask for a lawyer? It's not the policeman's responsibility to provide the lawyer it's the court that does that. As far as having "grounds" he was under arrest, the officer doesn't need grounds! The search is justified because he is arrested. Whether anything was found has no bearing on whether or not the search was justified. This is the law, the Supreme Court has upheld it. We appreciate the service to our country but that has nothing do do with the crime he was arrested for.\nFurthermore since this person was arrested for filing a false report "lying" how much of his story should we actually believe?
440047
Yes, this will show up on a background check.  Any court activity (positive or negative) recorded could show up on a background check.  You can use several online tools to do a background check on yourself or a private security firm.  Depending on the job you are interviewing for it could affect it.  Security type jobs frequently will deny hiring people with pending arrest warrants.  Also, for higher paying jobs, showing that you have a judgement for back support and an arrest warrant shows a lack of responsibility on your part (not passing judgement here).  I am just giving an HR perspective to the information you have provided.\n\nGet the situation cleared up and record cleared.  If not, you might mention the situation in the interviewing process.  If not, it might seem you are trying to hide something.\n\nGood luck.
1118648
A warrant could be issued on you for failure to appear
270018
Nope. Titles like that, unless they appear on the Birth Certificate, need no legal changes.  The same goes for lawyers who put Esquire after their names.
693270
If you owe the court money that was assessed as part of your sentencing, you could have your driver license suspended, or a warrant could be issued(capias) for your arrest.\n\nBetter to get hold of them before they "get a hold of you."  They are willing in most cases to work with you, but don't wait for them to contact you, YOU contact them.\n\n\nDear Old Dad
539030
The courts will also issue a warrant for your arrest if you fail to successfully complete the court ordered program.  You should be responsible and finish the program because it may bite you in the ass later.  For example, if you ever get arrested again for a similar offense the court may take you previous noncompliance into consideration.\n\nAlso, the state will have you complete an application which will include questions such as:\n\nHave you ever been issued a license in another state?\n\nHave you ever been issued a license in another name?\n\nHave you ever had a suspended or revoked driver's license in another state?\n\nThey may or may not verify the information you provide. \n\nPlus, when you sign the form you will notice a disclaimer on the form advising you that any intentionally incorrect or misleading information will be considered perjury.  \n\nBe careful because I have seen individuals prosecuted for committing perjury on this form.  Perjury is a felony.
331057
Depends on the jurisdiction, but you can be arrested and cited for contempt in most cases.  I'd suggest you contact the court clerk as soon as possible and rectify the situation.  Don't let this turn into something major.  Take responsibility and fix it.
756731
Once you are in the system, you are in the system. The cops will always be able to retrieve your name. They may not be able to know why you are in the system, but they will have your name.\n\nIf fingerprints or DNA were taken, this is perpetually in the system too.\n\nGetting arrested is getting effed.
65656
no&yes \n\ndepens on what country \n\nif they scan the passport then yes \nif he left with bail,,,  yes he will get put i jail\n\nwhen u bail ouy of jail \nyou are NOT alouth to leave the Country
549765
Whos birthdate? I dont think it matters but I would have the court change their records to modify it. Those type of error's are pretty common and I have never seen a court throw one out because of it. The police get a copy of the order also.
391301
You could be held in contempt of court. The penalties for this vary, depending on who sent the form.
853433
If you paid your fine, then yes, you should not have any problems.  All you did was contest the ticket, which is just a traffic violation.  By not showing up, you forfeitted your right to contest the ticket, so you just have to pay the fine.  \n\nBut if you didn't....well, then a warrant could show up for your arrest.  Hope this helps ya!
367716
have you been arrested? then you do, if not then no