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Numinen, DeForge & Toutant, P.C.

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93 Reviews

  • 400 E. Houghton Avenue, Houghton, MI 49931+1 location

  • Law Firm with 3 lawyers3 awards

  • At Numinen, DeForge & Toutant, P.C., our team of trial-tested lawyers has delivered premier legal counsel for more than 25 years. When our clients are facing a difficult moment in... Read More

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Karl P. Numinen
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Commonly Asked Criminal Law Questions From Users Near You

This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

If I was not read my miranda rights, is an arrest still legal for disorderly conduct?

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Answered by attorney James E Gandy (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at Law Office of James Gandy
Police officers are not required to read anyone Miranda warnings. These are ONLY required when a police officer wants to question someone who is in custody. If they don't want to question someone in custody, they do not have to read the Miranda warnings. When the police violate a person's rights by failing to read Miranda warnings, the defendant does not go free; rather, the person's statements cannot be used against them.
Police officers are not required to read anyone Miranda warnings. These are ONLY required when a police officer wants to question someone who is in custody. If they don't want to question someone in custody, they do not have to read the Miranda warnings. When the police violate a person's rights by failing to read Miranda warnings, the defendant does not go free; rather, the person's statements cannot be used against them.
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Can you get misdemeanors expunged if they happened in another state?

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Answered by attorney Andrea Rogers (Unclaimed Profile)
Criminal Law lawyer at The Rogers Law Firm
If you have misdemeanor convictions in Missouri, you should contact an attorney licensed in the state where the misdemeanor convictions happened and tell that attorney what those convictions are and then they can tell you if they qualify for expungement. There is a very short list of misdemeanors that qualify for expungement in Missouri. If they do qualify, you can hire an attorney to go to court and ask the judge to expunge the convictions.
If you have misdemeanor convictions in Missouri, you should contact an attorney licensed in the state where the misdemeanor convictions happened and tell that attorney what those convictions are and then they can tell you if they qualify for expungement. There is a very short list of misdemeanors that qualify for expungement in Missouri. If they do qualify, you can hire an attorney to go to court and ask the judge to expunge the convictions.
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What can I do if I do not want to officially enter a guilty plea for disorderly conduct if this is the sort of thing?

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Answered by attorney Jonathan S. Willett
Criminal Law lawyer at Jonathan S. Willett Attorney at Law
It is possible that some graduate school may look at this history as a disqualifying factor. Therefore, the best thing to try an do would be to try withdraw your plea and seek a "deferred" judgment. A deferred judgment, if completed successfully, would result in dismissal of the case. After that, you may have your record "sealed."
It is possible that some graduate school may look at this history as a disqualifying factor. Therefore, the best thing to try an do would be to try withdraw your plea and seek a "deferred" judgment. A deferred judgment, if completed successfully, would result in dismissal of the case. After that, you may have your record "sealed."
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