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Churchill: Wanted Dead or Aliveby Celia Sandys
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A diverting account by Churchill's granddaughter. See more details below
A diverting account by Churchill's granddaughter.
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`War service was the swift road to promotion and advancement. It was the glittering gateway to distinction. It cast glamour upon the fortunate possessor alike in the eyes of elderly gentlemen and young ladies.'
WINSTON CHURCHILL, My Early Life
By the age of twenty-four, Winston Churchill was already a seasoned campaigner. Leaving the Royal Military Academy in December 1894, a fortnight after his twentieth birthday, he had been commissioned into a fashionable cavalry regiment, the 4th Hussars, on 20 February. He was impatient to make an immediate impact, but found the army almost entirely occupied with the chores and pleasures of peacetime soldiering. The usual pursuits of the cavalry officer during his five months of winter leave, pursuing foxes across the English Shires or young ladies through London drawing rooms, were not for the young Churchill, and he looked around for some scene of active service which would provide experience and perhaps medals. The world was largely at peace, but in Cuba a guerrilla war between indigenous rebels and the island's Spanish rulers was reaching a conclusive stage.
Within eight months of joining his regiment, Churchill set off for Cuba. He had used his family connections to good effect. Not only had his father been a national figure, but Lady Randolph Churchill, his beautiful and talented mother, numbered Edward, Prince of Wales among her many admirers. Little wonder that in Churchill's pocket was an introduction to theSpanish Captain-General. For company he had Reggie Barnes, a fellow officer who had been persuaded that an adventure in Cuba would be more beneficial and less expensive than a season fox-hunting. To defray the expense of this private venture Churchill had secured his first journalistic contract, having arranged with the Daily Graphic that he would be paid five guineas for each `letter from the front' he dispatched to the paper.
On his way to Cuba he stopped off in New York. Here he was looked after and introduced around by Senator Bourke Cockran, another admirer of Lady Randolph. Cockran, a distinguished lawyer and politician, was probably the first person to recognise the young man's vast potential, and admitted himself profoundly impressed with the vigour of Churchill's language and the breadth of his views. The two men were to strike up a friendship and maintain a long-standing political correspondence. Years later Churchill was to say of Cockran's political oratory, `He was my model I learned from him how to hold thousands in thrall.'
After a week in New York, a thirty-six-hour train journey to Tampa, Florida and a short sea-crossing, Churchill and Barnes arrived in Havana on 20 November. They lost no time in setting out by train and coastal steamer for the war zone, where they attached themselves to the Spanish General's staff. There followed days in the saddle, advancing through `endless forests and undulations of a vast, lustrous landscape dripping with moisture and sparkling with sunshine'.
Having researched even thus far into Churchill's adult life, I could already see that he always made the very best of whatever cards he held. A winter of idleness was being put to the best possible use. His mother's sponsorship, which others might have used simply to enhance their social life, provided him with a passport to New York and Cuba. His contract with the Daily Graphic was no doubt obtained largely on the strength of his father's reputation with that paper for which he had written from South Africa in 1891. Lord Randolph would have been agreeably surprised, having only a year before his death in January 1895 expressed his concern that his son would become `a mere social wastrel, one of the handful of public school failures'.
The cards were not always to be so favourable. In the next few years Churchill would be dealt hands which others would have thrown in without hesitation. Somehow he always turned them into winners.
Churchill did not celebrate his twenty-first birthday on 30 November 1895 with a ball at Blenheim Palace, his ancestral home. That would have been conventional, and he was not a conventional young man. It was not the popping of champagne corks but the crack of rifle-fire which heralded his coming of age. In Cuba, under fire for the first time, a bullet missed his head by less than a foot before fatally wounding the horse beside him. It was the first example of what would be Churchill's phenomenal luck in the face of enemy fire.
This short adventure in someone else's war brought Churchill his first medal the Spanish Red Cross, which unfortunately he could not wear on his British uniform and earned him a certain amount of notoriety in the British press. It also earned him twenty-five guineas, his first income as a journalist. His letters from Cuba, written while living rough, were a portent of his formidable journalistic talents.
In January 1896 Churchill returned from Cuba to rejoin his regiment, with whom it was intended he would leave later that year for an eight-year posting in India. While most young officers looked forward with keen anticipation to military life in India polo, pigsticking and a host of servants Churchill increasingly saw it as a political backwater he must avoid. Nine months remained before the regiment would set sail, and during this time he once more prevailed upon his mother to use her influence with those in power. He wished to be posted, as he put it, `to scenes of adventure and excitement to places where I could gain experience and derive advantage'. He would have liked to join General Sir Herbert Kitchener's expedition to reconquer the Sudan, but when that prospect dimmed he set his sights on Rhodesia, which, he explained in a letter to his mother on 4 August, would provide `excitement and adventure'. Meanwhile, assiduously promoted by Lady Randolph, he used his time in England to cultivate many important people.
Having failed in his attempts to obtain a more exciting posting, Churchill sailed for India on 11 September 1896. Here, in the garrison of Bangalore, he was to endure two years of peacetime soldiering, alleviated only by polo, a great deal of reading `the desire for learning came upon me' and Miss Pamela Plowden.
Pamela, seven months older than he, was the first love of Churchill's life. She was the daughter of the Resident of Hyderabad, and they met during a polo tournament. He wrote the next day to his mother, `She is the most beautiful girl I have ever known ... We are going to try to do the city of Hyderabad together on an elephant.' The love affair would continue for several years at a desultory pace dictated by the demands of Churchill's main aim: to win the fame and fortune he felt he needed to launch his political career. (She would marry the Earl of Lytton in 1902, would remain friends with Churchill, and would outlive him.)
It was during his time in Bangalore that, as far as we know, Churchill first confided his ultimate political aspirations, to Captain Bingham of the Royal Artillery. Bingham was Master of the Ootacamund Hounds, and was bringing the pack home through the dusty, undulating country when a young cavalry officer out riding fell in with him. They struck up a conversation, during which the young officer, puffing on a cigar, said he would be giving up the army for politics, and would one day be prime minister.
In the summer of 1897 Churchill came home on leave. On the lawns at Goodwood, while he was enjoying the racing and improving his finances, an opportunity arose for further adventure. The news arrived of a rebellion among the Pathan tribesmen in the mountains along the North-West Frontier of India. A British expedition, the Malakand Field Force, had been formed to quell the uprising, and the General appointed to command it was none other than Sir Bindon Blood, who the year before had promised Churchill a place on his staff should he ever command an expedition again.
As I looked through the archives, I was struck once again by the alacrity with which Churchill seized this outside chance. Abandoning his leave, he took the next boat to India, cabling General Blood to remind him of his promise. Blood was unable to find an immediate vacancy, but his reply was encouraging: `I should advise your coming to me as a press correspondent ... If you were here I think I could, and would if I could, do a little jobbery on your account. Yours in haste, B. Blood.'
The hint was more than enough for Churchill. Having persuaded his Colonel to grant him leave, he set off by rail for the two-and-a-half-thousand-mile journey from Bangalore to the scene of operations. He had been commissioned as a war correspondent by an Allahabad newspaper, the Pioneer, and had also arranged that the Daily Telegraph would pay him £5 a column for his letters from the front.
Within a month of arriving at General Blood's headquarters, Churchill had been attached to the force as a replacement for an officer who had been killed, had been involved in heavy fighting, and mentioned in dispatches. He had achieved all his aims. Was he lucky, or had he simply made the most of the situation? I think the latter. He continued to write for the Daily Telegraph, and thus got the best of both worlds as an officer on active service and a war correspondent. Thinking he had struck an insufficiently hard bargain with the paper, he sought his mother's help in negotiating for better terms: `When I think of the circumstances under wh. those letters were written ... temperature of 115 degrees or after a long days action or by a light which it was dangerous lest it drew fire ... I think they are cheap at the price.' (Greater financial reward would come with his book The Story of the Malakand Field Force, which he wrote in five weeks and which, on its publication in March 1898, was widely recognised as a military classic.)
His letters home spared Lady Randolph none of the details which soldiers usually conceal from their loved ones:
I rode forward with the 35th Sikhs until firing got so hot that my grey pony was unsafe. I proceeded on foot. When the retirement began I remained till the last and here I was perhaps very near my end ... I was close to both officers when they were hit almost simultaneously and fired my revolver at a man at 30 yards who tried to cut up poor Hughes's body ... Later on I used a rifle which a wounded man had dropped and fired 40 rounds at close quarters. I cannot be certain but I think I hit four men. At any rate they fell ...
In one letter to his mother, written on the eve of a battle, he expressed for the first time a sentiment he was to repeat at intervals over the next few years: `I have faith in my star,' he wrote, `that I am intended to do something in the world.' It was a faith that was reinforced when he emerged unscathed on the frequent occasions he recklessly exposed himself to enemy fire: `I rode my grey pony all along the skirmish line where everyone else was lying down ...' There is no doubt he actually enjoyed the danger. `Bullets,' he wrote to Lady Randolph, `are not worth considering. Besides I am so conceited I do not believe the Gods would create so potent a being as myself for so prosaic an ending.'
The Malakand Field Force's successful campaign ended with punitive action against the rebellious tribes. There is little of Churchill's usual animation in his laconic description of this final action, rather a hint of disapproval: `We were to stay in the Mamund Valley and lay it waste ... we lost for every village two or three British officers and fifteen or twenty native soldiers. Whether it was worth it, I cannot tell. At any rate, at the end of a fortnight the valley was a desert, and honour was satisfied.'
Churchill managed a second attachment in early 1898 when he joined the Tirah expedition, also on the North-West Frontier. However, negotiations brought peace, and he returned disappointed to his regiment in Bangalore. He had not given up his hope to join Kitchener in the Sudan, and he now bombarded his mother with requests for her to influence those who could help. The main stumbling block was Kitchener himself, who took exception to Churchill's attempts to manipulate the military system for his own ends, and refused to accept him.
Due for leave, Churchill returned to England in May 1898. He had sent a copy of The Malakand Field Force to the Prime Minister, Lord Salisbury, who invited the author to come and see him. Five days later Churchill was notified of his attachment to the 21st Lancers for the Sudan campaign: it was obvious that Prime Ministerial influence had been successful where feminine allure had failed. The military were not amused, and instructed him to proceed to North Africa at his own expense, warning him that should he be killed or wounded, `no charge of any kind will fall on British Army Funds'. Ignoring these barbs, Churchill set off forthwith for the Sudan and the campaign which he would call `the River War', after the River Nile. The War Office had forbidden him to write for the press, but he arranged to send dispatches to the Morning Post, in the guise of letters ostensibly written to a friend.
We may imagine Kitchener's annoyance when, of all the officers who might have been sent to reconnoitre the enemy positions, it was Churchill who cantered across the shimmering desert to deliver his personal report: `I saw the Union Jack by the side of the Egyptian flag,' Churchill was to write many years later. `Kitchener was riding alone two or three horses' lengths in front of his Headquarters Staff. His two standard bearers marched immediately behind.'
The report given, Churchill reined in his horse to let the retinue flow past. A friendly voice invited him to lunch: `in our path appeared a low wall of biscuit boxes which was being rapidly constructed, and on top of this wall I perceived a long stretch of white oil-cloth on which again were being placed many bottles of inviting appearance and large dishes of bully beef and pickles.' He was no doubt thinking of the cavalry charge promised for the following day when he summed up the meal as being `like a race luncheon before the Derby'.
The battle of Omdurman, on 2 September 1898, saw the last British regimental cavalry charge. In a clash with hundreds of massed Dervishes, `ten or twelve deep at the thickest, a great grey mass gleaming with steel', Churchill survived unscathed, although the two minutes cost the regiment nearly a quarter of its strength. His survival probably owed much to the fact that, due to an injured shoulder, he was wielding a pistol instead of the traditional cavalry sword: `I saw the gleam of [a Dervish's] sword as he drew it back ... I fired two shots into him at about three yards ... I saw before me another figure with uplifted sword. I raised my pistol and fired. So close were we that the pistol actually struck him.'
His book of the campaign, The River War, was published a year later, and would become the standard history.
Churchill's formidable abilities were already evident, but their impact on the world at large had so far been confined to his trenchant writing, as he combined the roles of cavalry officer and war correspondent. He now decided it was time for him to leave the army and enter politics. This was an audacious move for a young man with considerable debts, who would need an income if he were to pursue a Parliamentary career. He had been trained for no profession other than the army, and although he had demonstrated a rare ability to write, his pen remained an uncertain source of income.
He was, however, sanguine, and wrote explaining his decision to his grandmother, the Duchess of Marlborough:
Had the army been a source of income to me instead of a channel of expenditure I might have felt compelled to stick to it. But I can live cheaper & earn more as a writer, special correspondent or journalist; and this work is moreover more congenial and more likely to assist me in pursuing the larger ends of life. It has nevertheless been a great wrench and I was vy sorry to leave all my friends & put on my uniform & medals for the last time.
Courted by the Conservative Party, Churchill stood in a by-election for the Parliamentary seat of Oldham in Lancashire on 6 July 1899, but was narrowly defeated. However, fortune was about to favour the brave.
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—Ralph Holman, 94, died on Aug. 15. He was a man of science and faith whose work at The Hormel Institute in Austin would establish him as a definitive name in the field.
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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – This time a year ago, Walker Valley's basketball team left the Cleveland Raider Dome despondent and beaten.
On Tuesday at Cookeville High School, the Mustangs prepped for a joyous trip home by belting rival Bradley Central, 67-50, in the Region 3-AAA boys semifinals.
The Mustangs, who extended their late-season winning streak to 12, take a 23-9 record into Thursday night's championship game against Stone Memorial, which edged Cleveland, 59-57, in a thriller decided by an official's controversial foul call and Justin Simmons' two free throws with 1.8 seconds left.
Cleveland's Anfernee Scott tied the game at 57-all with a spin move and layup with 8.8 seconds remaining on the clock.
At the other end, Stone Memorial worked feverishly for a final shot.
Simmons, who led the Panthers with 28 points, 18 coming in the second half, dribbled through two defenders on the left side of the lane. Simmons slipped and fell down.
One referee signaled "traveling."
A second official signaled a foul on Cleveland's Isaiah Beaty.
The officials conferred.
The foul call stood.
Simmons went to the foul line for two free throws. He hit both to give the Panthers (26-6) a 59-57 lead.
Cleveland's Mason Brown's inbounds pass was picked off by a Stone Memorial defender as the clock ran out, setting off wild jubilation on the Panthers side of the gym and total devastation on Cleveland's.
"The one ref had a walk and the other one didn't have enough guts to call it after the guy fell down," Cleveland coach Jason McCowan said, his voice shaken by the mind-boggling emotions of the final seconds. "He walked. The coach of the other team (Neil Capps) came up and apologized to me and said, 'I'm sorry.'
"And those three (refs) don't have to go in my locker room and console 15 crying teenagers who just ended their season, played their guts out and don't understand why their season is over. That's really troubling for me as the leader of that team."
McCowan wasn't through.
"You've got to give our kids a lot of credit, but I'm telling you if somebody out there in this world knows what to tell my kids right now they're a genius because there's nothing to say to them," McCowan said. "I hate it that they don't have any trust right now when they did everything they could, the kid falls down and (the officials) don't have the guts to call the walk."
Tyler Yoder's dunk put the Panthers up 53-51 with 3:35 left.
Cleveland senior Kendrick Thompson, the District 5-AAA Co-Player of the Year who finished with a game-high 33 points, hit two free throws – he was 10 of 11 from the stripe. Stone's Luke Matthews, who scored all of his five points in the fourth quarter, drove the lane for a layup.
Thompson countered with two free throws to again tie the game at 55-55 with 2:29 left.
Stone Memorial then went to a spread and idly stood around – the Blue Raiders were willing to sit back and watch the seconds tick off. With 32.9 seconds left, Cleveland's Jake Gibson fouled – it was his fifth – Simmons, who calmly sank both tosses to push the Panthers back out front by 57-55.
That set up Scott's game-tying layup and the questionable official's call that sent Simmons to the line again.
Simmons, who made 7 of 8 free throws in the game, led the Panthers with 28 points. Yoder added 17 points.
"I tell you what," McCowan said, "there hasn't been a team at Cleveland High School that I've been more proud of than the team that battled for us tonight. Stone's a good team and it took more than them to beat us."
Cleveland ended the season with an 18-9 record.
Walker Valley, coming off their District 5-AAA title last week at East Hamilton High in Chattanooga, got a combined 37 points from seniors Brandon Crews and Lukas Korn.
Crews, who once scored 56 points in a game at Cleveland Christian School before transferring to Walker Valley as a junior, led the scoring attack with 20 points, including four 3s – his trademark shot.
Korn, who suffered a concussion and received a doctor's clearance on Monday to play in the semifinal showdown against the Bears, scored 17 points. He put up 15 points in the second half.
Bradley Central (16-12), which won the first 10 games in the series against the Mustangs and came into Tuesday's game with a 20-9 lead in the rivalry, got 18 points from senior Taylor Bentley and 15 by freshman Cole Copeland.
Crews came out of the Walker Valley locker room with a big smile on his face.
"A district championship, a 12-game winning streak and a win over Bradley in the region semifinals will make you happy," Crews said. "We sure didn't come into this game thinking we were underdogs. Last year we lost this (semifinal) game, but came into this one feeling like we're the better team."
They were on Tuesday.
Bradley Central got off to a fast start and kept the lead despite the Mustangs' awakening through the first half – the Bears were up 26-23 at halftime.
Copeland scored the game's first four points, Bentley scored seven straight points and Copeland came back with a drive to the hoop with 5:29 left in the second quarter to give the Bears a 17-15 lead.
The game turned on a dime in the third quarter – in Walker Valley's favor.
Korn converted a three-point play and Crews drained a 3 that gave the Mustangs a 28-26 lead. Bradley's Daniel Clark had a putback of Bentley's in-close miss and the game was tied.
Korn hit two field goals and freshman Bryce Nunnelly's tip pushed the lead to 34-28. What was an 11-2 run was extended to 16-2 when Austin Harwood made a three-point play and Nunnelly had a putback to complete a 16-2 spree that left the Bears in a 39-28 hole.
"That was a deciding factor in the game," Korn said. "If we hadn't made that run they could have hung in there the whole game."
Korn's contribution almost didn't happen.
The 6-foot-5-inch Korn was injured in a shootaround last week and it was touch-and-go as to whether he would play.
"It was a close call," he said.
How was he hurt?
"The shoot-around went bad," he said. "We were joking around and I went up for a dunk and got flipped and came down and hit my head on the floor. I went to the doctor for a checkup (Monday) and he said it was OK for me to play.
"I felt like I was in peak condition and ready to play this game."
Walker Valley coach Bob Williams agreed the 16-2 run changed the game.
"That was huge," he said. "You don't want to be playing Bradley from behind in the fourth quarter. I told the kids we had to get off to a good start, but we didn't. We played bad but were down only four points. We came back and played like we had been playing of late."
The Mustangs, who are 5-0 against the Bears at a neutral site, all in postseason play, had a 41-30 lead after three quarters and showed no signs of letting the advantage slip away.
Walker Valley was up 46-35 when Clark called for a foul and subsequent technical at the 4:40 mark of the final period.
After a teammate missed two free throws, Crews came on to shoot the technical foul shots and made both. The Mustangs' lead was 48-35.
Walker Valley hit 11 of 12 free throws in the final 4:40 to keep the lead in double digits.
"I don't know if last year's semifinal loss helped us much as a motivation because this is a whole new group," Williams said. "It's their team. We'd go anywhere to play anybody in the position we're in right now. We're playing really well."
Bradley Central coach Chuck Clark was as dejected as his players.
"They got every break," he said of the Mustangs. "It looked like they were either a step faster than us or we were a step slower than them. I don't know which. But when they went on that run we didn't know how to stop the bleeding."
The Mustangs' experience got the better of the Bears, Clark said.
"They've got five seniors and at one time we had a senior, freshman, sophomore and two juniors on the floor. Our posts were in foul trouble. When you're team is that young in the third quarter, our maturity level showed up."
Bradley Central 13 13 4 20 – 50
Walker Valley 10 13 18 26 – 67
Bradley Central (50) – McGowan, Clark 7, Cole Copeland 15, Maroon 2, Taylor Bentley 18, McCurdy 5, Gregory 1, Morgan 2.
Walker Valley (67) – L. Melton 1, Harwood 9, Lukas Korn 17, Brandon Crews 20, D. Swafford, Herd 3, Morrow, Nunnelly, Montgomery, Hunt.
3-Point Goals – Bradley Central 4 (Bentley 2, Copeland, McCurdy), Walker Valley 5 (Crews 4, Herd).
Cleveland 11 17 20 9 – 57
Stone Memorial 18 9 19 13 – 59
Cleveland (57) – C. Ware 7, Tatum, Kendrick Thompson 33, Beaty 4, Scott 6, Brown, Vecchio 2, Muniz, K. Ware, Gibson 5.
Stone Memorial (59) – Spence 4, Tyler Yoder 17, Brandon Thomas 5, Ball, Justin Simmons 28, Mathews 5, Hill, Russell.
3-Point Goals – Cleveland 4 (Thompson 3, C. Ware), Stone Memorial 2 (Yoder, Simmons).
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Unfortunately, I couldn't get these burgers to work either. :( For contests, I like to make things as listed so I'm choosing to not leave any stars because of the results from the listed ingredients/instructions. I'm sure that there is just something missing. Please let me know if you alter this and I'll be happy to try it again. Thanks! :)
Colorful and extremely tasty! However, to get the burgers to stick together I had to use three cups of rice and one cup of bread crumbs. I used short-grained rice which is sticky so a cook using the regular long-grained kind may need even more crumbs (or rice flour or chickpea flour to keep with the Asian theme). I baked for close to 25 minutes. The flavor is so good that I'd love to try these as a side dish; a grilled fish or stir fry could be served with one of these rice cakes in lieu of plain old rice. If stir frying you could even reheat the wok and quickly fry each cake on each side to give it a nice crisp. I will be happy to upgrade the stars on my review if you add more "binders" to the recipe!
I think this was a good idea, but I too had to add alot more rice. It did stick together okay and was pretty easy to flip. The flavor was a little bland but they were good with some ginger lime teriyaki sauce. Thanks!
I can't give this recipe any stars because I couldn't get this to work. The mixture was way too wet and it couldn't be shaped at all. I added more rice and refrigerated it overnight but it didn't help. I think it needs something else to act as a binder.


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#1 May 17, 2009
I was charged with a class d felony in 1997. convicted in 1998. i haven't been in any more trouble since. i have tried to get it expunged by filling out documents from the governors office. they replied stating there was no scheduled date to look at my application. anyone know how to get it off? there is a new law, that if you get a drug crime and do drug counseling and stuff you can get it expunged. what about those of us who have old felonies who can't get a job with these blemishes on our records?
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#2 May 17, 2009
I know there was an attempt to introduce a bill that would allow for the expunging of a class D felony (after 10 years) some 15 years ago. I don't think the legislation was passed.
You can petition via an attorney in some states but I am not sure about Kentucky. Your best move is to contact a criminal defense attorney that would provide a free over-the-phone consultation, they are rare but such attorneys do exist.
#3 Jul 8, 2009
You go to the county clerk and pay 25 or 35 dollar, they will set a date for you and the judge will clean it off you record
#4 Jul 10, 2009
Dont do the crime. You wont do the time.......
#5 Jul 11, 2009
You can get a misdemeanor expunged by filling out form AOC 496.2 which is avaliable at the clerks office, some class D felony drug charges. As far as any other felony, you'll have to have a pardon.
#6 Jul 11, 2009
Also there is a $100 charge to remove each charge from your record. As far as "DON'T DO THE CRIME. YOU WON'T DO THE TIME", once you do your time, and paid your debt to society, then you should get a second chance, because as it stands, it's a life time sentence on any charge you recieve.
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Shoot, I like your fairness. Well written.
#8 Jul 31, 2009
I agree with shoot, who doesn't make mistakes? And if you have learned from it, then you should have a second chance.
#9 Jul 31, 2009
Hey Shoot, do you know if it costs the same amount to expunge misdemeanors?
#10 Aug 1, 2009
Yes, it costs the same ($100) for a misdemeanor, if you pled guilty or if you were found guilty. You must wait 5 years from your date of conviction or release from probation. If you were charged with a crime and found not guilty, or your charges were dismissed, you can have them removed for free, by filling out form AOC 496.2 to petition court for an expungment.
If you are intending to have charges expunged, you might want to get it done soon, because the state is discussing on raising the fee to $200 per charge.
#11 Aug 3, 2009
shit i got one to and the only way is if the govenor gives you a pardin and he can only do that when he is comin out of office so keep fillin out the papers and keep fillin them out and when they decide to take you serious they will pardin it til then keep your head up and stay safe its hard out here for us but somebody will hear you if you keep openin up your mouth be heard consistantly and they have no choice but to eventually listen i got a college degree and they still dont hear mine but i wont stop till they do and remember everyday above ground is a good day no matter what you goin through
#12 Aug 3, 2009
So felon or misdemeanor you must wait 5 yrs from conviction date?
Its nice to see a civilized conversation on this site, minus the one jerk "Dont do the crime. You wont do the time......." There is always someone trying to knock someone down!
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#13 Aug 4, 2009
It is 5 years from conviction date or release from prohbation for misdemeanor's.
#14 Sep 17, 2009
i have a possion drug charge for self use and i jus got my home health aide certificate i am worried thatthe state of nj wont give me the lic.. for it cause of my drug charge i got it in 04 but didnt get convicted till 06 and my drug counsler said there is away to do it for free, can i get it done though cause it is a felony
#15 Oct 6, 2010
Can you get wanton endangerment second degree expunged?Its been 10 years since I have been in any trouble considering I was young and dumb at the time.
#16 Oct 6, 2010
Or since the coviction date
#17 Oct 6, 2010
You know the weird thing about a criminal record? Even if you're accused and aquitted of a crime (4th degree assault in my case) it STILL shows up on your BG Check. I was in a bad relationship several years ago and every time me and my ex got into an argument she would call the police on me. Every single time they answered a call and came to the house...it's on my record if you do a background check on me. I was arrested and went to court and then aquitted as stated earlier and it's on my record to this day...and that was 12 years ago. That's a bunch of BS. Don't worry this is not a segway into the "Man Woman" debate because over the past several years our court systems seem to be alot fairer to the men than they used to be. I AM glad imnot in that relationship anymore though lol.
#18 Oct 6, 2010
Sounds cheap but how much are the attourneys fees no one has mentioned that yet.
#19 Oct 7, 2010
Do not commit the crime in the first place.
But I believe that every one (well, almost every one) deserves a second and even third chance if they CHANGE THEIR WAYS.
You will have to hire an attorney to get your record cleaned up, but it would be money well spent.
#20 Oct 7, 2010
I had three misdemeanors expunged a couple of years ago. The application (AOC 496.2 ) stated very clearly that the crime must not have been a felony in the state, and it must have been at least five years from the date of conviction or completion of whatever sentence (whichever is later) before you APPLY for expungement, and no similar crimes since. It was $25 per charge then. The price may have gone up since. I got a court date set the day I walked into the clerks office and paid the fee. I already had an attorney on retainer, but he was really not needed in the courtroom. The judge looked at the crime, my record since, and said 'expungement granted, thank you!' I don't think you can get a felony expunged, it must be pardoned. best of luck to you. I wouldn't be able to chaperon field trips or school functions without my record being cleared.
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