Conviction Dismissal Legal Guide

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Getting a conviction dismissed can be complex and varies based on the nature of the conviction. It often involves filing a motion for dismissal. In New York, some misdemeanors and violations can be sealed after 10 years, and certain drug offenses can be sealed after successful completion of a drug treatment program. If body cam evidence shows an officer planting evidence, you can file a motion to have the conviction overturned based on this new evidence. Filing motions late can lead to issues like dismissal of the motion, delay in trial, or penalties for the attorney. Consult with a lawyer for personalized advice.

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how to get a conviction dissmissed
Hello Alee, getting a conviction dismissed can be complex and varies based on the nature of the conviction. It often involves filing a motion for dismissal. However, in New York:
- Some misdemeanors and violations can be sealed after 10 years.
- Certain drug offenses can be sealed after successful completion of a drug treatment program.
- It's important to consult with a lawyer for personalized advice.
what if body cam evidence that was included in discovery shows cop planting evidence but was never pointed out
If body cam evidence shows an officer planting evidence, you can file a motion to have the conviction overturned based on this new evidence. It's important to consult with a lawyer to understand the process and potential outcomes. This is a serious allegation and must be handled properly.
what if defense lawyer hands in motions to judge 4 days late
Filing motions late in New York can potentially lead to issues, including:
- Dismissal of the motion
- Delay in trial
- Potential penalties for the attorney
It's crucial to consult with a new attorney about this issue as it might impact your case's outcome.