Meta Description: Clearing Your Record Do you have an old drug possession charge in Alabama? Learn about the expungement process under Alabama Code § 15-27, the difference between sealing non-conviction and conviction records, eligibility requirements, waiting periods (90 days, 3 years, 5 years), the required $500 filing fee, and how to file a petition to […]
Meta Description: Clearing Your Record A criminal record for drug possession in Alabama can limit your future. Learn how a strategic change of plea, often through a Drug Court Program or Deferred Prosecution, can lead to a case dismissal and subsequent expungement under the Alabama REDEEMER Act. Discover the eligibility criteria, waiting periods, and the
Meta Description: Navigate Alabama’s DWI verdict consequences, including mandatory driver’s license suspension periods (90 days for a first offense) and requirements for the ignition interlock device (IID) as an alternative to a full suspension. Understand the critical 10-day deadline for the administrative license suspension (ALS) hearing with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA). A Driving
Understanding Alabama’s DUI Sentencing: A conviction for Driving Under the Influence (DUI), often referred to as DWI, in Alabama carries penalties that escalate sharply with each subsequent offense. These consequences range from fines and mandatory substance abuse programs to significant jail or prison time, especially for repeat or aggravated offenses. Consult a Legal Expert to
Meta Description: Understand the critical difference between a concurrent sentence and a consecutive sentence in criminal law, how judges make this pivotal decision, and the factors that influence the total time a defendant serves. For individuals facing conviction on multiple criminal charges, the question of “how long will I actually serve?” is paramount. The answer