If I am being charged with a class E crime, specifically transporting malt liquor across state lines, what do I need to do do get it off my record?
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If I am being charged with a class E crime, specifically transporting malt liquor across state lines, what do I need to do do get it off my record?
I have an upcoming court date.
Asked on September 5, 2012 under Criminal Law, Massachusetts
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
First, since you are only charged with the illegal transporation of malt liquor across state lines but have not been convicted, you have no criminal recod at this time. What you need is to consult with a criminal defense attorney with respect to the best way to try and resolve the charge and present a good defense to the claims against you.
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