Legal Question in Criminal Law in New Jersey

Re: pre trial intervention

The charges should be dismissed. The person signs an order accepting the dismissal when they are admitted into PTI. At the end of the term, the judge signs it and the charges are dismissed. However, the charges are still on the person's record forever. If the person wants them off, they need to file for an expungement. Call me at 732/247/3340 for more info.

Re: pre trial intervention

He needs to hire an attorney to file a petition to expunge his arrest or it will show up on his criminal record. I can help, I can be reached at 201\646\9600

pre trial intervention

Except in rare circumstances, the charge is dismissed automatically once the PTI probation period is successfully completed. The defendant does not have to go back to court. However, the dismissal of the charge does not make the record disappear. The record remains forever, unless it is expunged. Charges that are dismissed on account of PTI completion are eligible to be expunged six months after the formal dismissal date. Information concerning expungements is available at http://www.NJExpungements.com.

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Re: pre trial intervention

There should be an order dismissing the charges which was sent to your friend's attorney. He should call the attorney for a copy of the order. The arrest record can be expunged by filing a petition with the Superior Court of New Jersey.

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Gay Moore, Esquire

Hackensack, New Jersey

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