Summary
After completing Second Chance Probation in Illinois, a court hearing may be required for dismissal. Public records typically update within 30-60 days. Contact the Hancock County Circuit Clerks Office for status updates. Probation inquiries fall under criminal law.Full Conversation
Should the probationer be at a court date at the end of this probation where the judge dismisses the case?
In Illinois, after successful completion of Second Chance Probation, a court hearing may be required for the judge to officially dismiss the case.
Would you like information on how to contact your local court for confirmation? If so, please provide the county you are in.
Hancock county, illinois
Thank you for the information. In Hancock County, Illinois:
- After successful completion of Second Chance Probation, a court hearing may be required for the judge to officially dismiss the case.
- The public records should update typically within *-60 days after dismissal.
Would you like information on how to contact your local court for confirmation?
What court department should I request to speak to about this matter?
In Hancock County, Illinois, you should request to speak to the Clerk of Court's office to inquire about the status of your records updating from "guilty" to "dismissed" after completing Second Chance Probation.
Hancock County Circuit Clerk's Office
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Main St #*, Carthage, IL *
Website: https://hancockcountyil.gov/circuit-clerk/ A question about probation would fall under what practice area of law for attorneys?
A question about probation generally falls under the practice area of **criminal law**. Attorneys specializing in criminal law handle matters related to criminal charges, sentencing, and post-conviction issues such as probation and parole. Is there anything else you need help with regarding your probation or legal situation?
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