The Dallas expungement lawyers of the Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter are pleased to announce that the 50th Fuzzy’s Taco Shop store has opened in Dallas, Texas.
The new Fuzzy’s restaurant is located on West Mockingbird Lane near Love Field. The Ft.Worth-based restaurant is pleased that their 50th store opening is in Dallas, Texas. Out of their 50 locations, 40 stores are located in the state of Texas. Fuzzy’s Taco Shops are famous for their large serving sizes and affordable prices.
The stores are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and have a large variety on their menus. The new Dallas location is a franchise location and the two operators are looking forward to serving the Dallas residents. To learn more about Dallas restaurants and local news, please visit the D Magazine website today.
One of the founders of Charter Tech High School for the Performing Arts in Somers Point, New Jersey is seeking expungement of his criminal record in order to return to the board of trustees for the school.
The 60-year-old founder was arrested in 1974 for smoking marijuana. He thought that his record was expunged many years ago, but apparently he was mistaken. A law requiring all board of trustees members to undergo background checks turned up the 1974 arrest.
The man voluntarily stepped down from his position and is hopeful that once his record is expunged he can return to the board. He will attend his expungement hearing this month in order to move forward with the removal of the charge.
If you are interested in learning more about how criminal records can be expunged, please contact the Dallas expungement lawyers of the Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter by calling 214-845-7007 today.
According to new statistics released by the FBI, violent crime across the United States has decreased from last year by 6.5 percent.
This decrease has been attributed to better police work as well as an aging population in America. The statistics were recorded between January and June of 2011 and showed that murder was down 5.7 percent, robbery decreased by 7.7 percent and rape was down by 5.1 percent.
These drops in crime can be seen in large cities as well as small cities throughout the country.
People can be wrongly accused of crime on a daily basis. It is the right of these individuals to have the charge expunged from their record. If you are interested in learning more about how criminal records can be expunged, please contact the Dallas expungement lawyers of the Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter by calling 214-845-7007 today.
The Dallas expungement lawyers of the Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter are pleased to announce that the Dallas Museum of Art will be hosting the 21st annual Arts & Letters Live exhibit. This exhibit boasts a wide variety of acclaimed authors, celebrities and musicians.
There are currently 30 separate events that will be a part of the 2012 season including appearances by Jeffrey Eugenides, author of The Virgin Suicides as well as the popular author, Judy Blume. The event will span between January and June 2012 and the events will also be accompanied by book signings when an author is present.
The Texas Bound program will also be featured at the Arts & Letters Live exhibit. This program showcases Texas actors and actresses who read short fiction pieces by local Texas authors. This year Max Hartman and Jane Kaczmarek will be among the several actors and actresses who take part.
For more information regarding the schedule of these events, please visit the Dallas Art News website today.
Herman Cain has been in the news quite frequently as of late, but not for his presidential campaign. Sexual harassment charges against the Republican have been brought to light by several supposed victims.
One woman who is claiming that Herman Cain sexually harassed her wants to tell the public her story but can’t due to a non-disclosure agreement that she signed after a settlement with the National Restaurant Association. Cain used to be an employee of the National Restaurant Association and the woman is pleading with the company to release her from the agreement so that she can shed light on her story.
Cain initially denied knowing anything concerning the allegations and has since begun to reveal small pieces of information regarding the topic. He still completely maintains his innocence and plans to continue with his campaign as scheduled.
By receiving deferred adjudication for a crime, a criminal record has the potential for non-disclosure. If you have obtained deferred adjudication and are interested in non-disclosure, please contact the Dallas non-disclosure lawyers of the Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter by calling 214-845-7007 today.
Dallas police have released a statement revealing that crime across the city is down by four percent from last year. More dangerous crimes, including murder, have dropped by more than 10 percent as well.
Crimes involving burglary of home residences is still an issue in Dallas. Police officers are using bait cars in areas where there is a high amount of auto theft in efforts to reduce these instances.
There are two months left in the fiscal 2011 year and the Dallas police are predicting that the city ends the year down 2 percent with overall crime.
People can be wrongly accused of criminal behavior all of the time. It is their right to be able to have the charge expunged from their record. If you are interested in learning more about how criminal records can be expunged, please contact the Dallas expungement lawyers of the Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter by calling 214-845-7007 today.
A 29-year-old York City woman was charged with first-degree murder over 11 years ago. The case against her was eventually dismissed, but the public records of her charges still existed. The woman has finally taken the necessary steps in order to expunge her record of the criminal charges.
The murder happened at a cross street that the woman happened to be driving by when she stopped to comfort the dying victim. She was named in the murder by an inmate who was looking for a way out of his own sentence. The woman spent nine months in jail facing death row before the court realized the statements didn’t match any evidence for the case.
Having a public record of these charges made it nearly impossible to find work. Now that her record has been completely expunged, she is hopeful that she can begin her life again.
The 29-year-old mother doesn’t regret stopping to help the man because she believes it was the right thing to do at the time.
To learn more about expunging criminal records, please contact the Dallas expungement lawyers of The Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter by calling 214-845-7007 today.
Green Bay Packers player Johnny Jolly has had another run in with the law. The Defensive End was arrested outside of Houston for possession of drug charges and tampering with evidence.
This arrest comes as no surprise seeing as how it is Jolly’s third drug-related arrest in the past three years. The NFL suspended Jolly for an indefinite period in 2010 when his first possession arrest was up for a trial.
The Defensive End had a chance to get his former conviction expunged if he stayed out of trouble during his five-year probation under “deferred adjudication.” Jolly chose not to listen to his initial sentencing and is now facing serious jail time for his recent convictions.
If you or someone you know is interested to learn how criminal charges can be expunged from your record, please contact the Dallas expungement lawyers of The Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter by calling 214-845-7007 today.
Some employers and other agencies can be wary of individuals with criminal records. To combat this, Texans who have been charged or convicted of certain crimes can have charges removed from their record through expungement.
Expungement, or expunction, allows Texans to file a petition to have criminal charges removed from their record. Chapter 55 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure says that individuals who were found not guilty but have the arrest on their record, individuals with dropped charges, and individuals with an overturned conviction can file for expunction.
Texans with Class C misdemeanors and who have been ordered to complete deferred adjudication can also have charges expunged if all requirements of the probation were completed correctly.
To learn more about expungement in Texas, contact the Dallas expungement lawyers of The Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter at 214-845-7007 today.
A former senior judge in Pennsylvania recently had a domestic violence charge expunged from his record. The judge was charged with domestic violence in January 2010 after shoving his wife.
The judge received probation for the domestic charge. The probation included participation in Luzerne county’s Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition Program, which included a domestic violence intervention program and anger management.
After completing the terms of his probation, the judge filed for expungement and another judge approved the expungement. The judge’s lawyers have expressed interest in asking the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to reinstate the judge’s position.
If you or someone you know wants to learn more about having criminal charges expunged from their record, contact the Dallas expungement lawyers of The Law Offices of Mark T. Lassiter by calling 214-845-7007 today.
