Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan
how long in the state of michigan after sentence can you get attempted disorderly conduct of your record?
Asked on 10/08/10, 3:20 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Neil O'Brien
Eaton County Special Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
You have to wait at least 5 years after your conviction ... and (this is the part the trips a lot of people up) it has to be your one and only criminal conviction (felony or misdemeanor) ever, anywhere (not just in Michigan). So, little things on your driving record like "Driving on a Suspended License" would disqualify you from setting aside your Disorderly Conduct because DWLS is a misdemeanor, so you would have had "more than one" conviction.
Answered on 10/14/10, 10:31 am
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