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Possession of Drugs with the Intent to Manufacture or Deliver Laws in Texas

posted 2 years ago

What are the drug selling or dealing laws in Texas? Manufacturing or delivery of Penalty Group 1 Substances (481.112) Manufacturing

Drugs and Penalty Groups in Texas

posted 2 years ago

What drugs are in Penalty Group 1? The drugs in Penalty Group 1 include 10 different subcategories. Notable drugs included

Drug Possession Laws in Texas

posted 2 years ago

What are the drug possession laws in Texas? Possession of Penalty Group 1 Substances (481.115) Possession of Penalty Group 1-A

DWI Consequences and Penalties in Texas

posted 2 years ago

In Texas, DWI is defined as the operation of a motor vehicle in a public place while intoxicated. In the

New Expungement Laws in New Jersey Effective on October 1, 2018

posted 6 years ago

On December 19, 2017, Governor Christie signed a package of bills (S. 3306, S. 3307, and S. 3308) expanding the

New Record Sealing Law in New York Effective September 27, 2017

posted 7 years ago

The following categories of cases can be sealed in New York: CPL § 160.59 (criminal convictions) A new record sealing

New Expungement Laws in New Jersey Effective on April 18, 2016

posted 8 years ago

On January 19, 2016, Governor Christie signed Assembly Committee Substitute for A-206, 471, 1663, 2879, 3060, and 3108 into law

Amendments to New Jersey Expungement Statute effective April 18, 2016

posted 8 years ago

NJSA 2C:52-2(a) – Simultaneous Expungement of criminal and disorderly persons person convictions. Ten years after completion of a criminal sentence,

New Advisory Law For Expungement in New Jersey Effective on April 18, 2016

posted 8 years ago

On January 19, 2016, Governor Christie signed Assembly Committee Substitute for A-206, 471, 1663, 2879, 3060, and 3108 into law

Governor Christie Signs A New Law Making New Jersey Expungements Easier

posted 8 years ago

New Jersey just passed a new law that will make it easier for certain people with criminal records to “expunge”

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