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Judge Tom

You’re right. Probation is a status an offender receives after pleading guilty to a crime, or being found guilty by 

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Judge Tom

If you successfully completed the diversion program, then it shouldn’t appear in a background check. That’s the purpose of diversion 

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I was charged with an MIC in the state of Kansas at the age of 17. I completed my prefile 

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Judge Tom

Assuming this is your first offense and first time having to go to court, it’s likely that you will be 

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Judge Tom

It’s possible that your son is involved with a “diversion program.” That would mean that formal charges will not be 

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Legal rights and school laws every teenager should know

It’s that time of year again, good ol’ back to school season. Now is a great time to have a 

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When your daughter goes to court for this, it’s up to the judge and prosecutor to decide the appropriate penalty 

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my 17 year old daughter forged a check. A felony. It is being reduced to theft3, as she has never 

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Judge Tom

Since this is not your first offense, you may be placed on probation. However, diversion may still be an option 

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You may be offered an extension to give you more time to pay the fees/fines. Explain to the court or 

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