Correcting Criminal Record Errors

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In Maine, if your criminal history report contains errors, it can significantly impact your life, affecting housing and job opportunities. The responsibility for recording charges typically lies with the court system and law enforcement agencies. To correct these errors, contact the court or agency that issued the report and provide documentation of the correct charges. If the errors have caused damages, consider consulting a lawyer specializing in civil rights or criminal law to explore filing a lawsuit. Necessary forms may include a complaint form, summons, and civil cover sheet. The District Attorney can make a plea offer based on current charges, but correcting your record is crucial for fair negotiations. Consider seeking legal advice to ensure all steps are correctly followed.

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Well first we will start with my criminal history report is incorrect ot states i was charged in * with * counts of agervated trafficking scdualed drugs and emdangering the welfar of a child states on count was dismissed due to me excepting plea of guilty class b trafficking qnd endangering wellfarr of a child when the correct charge is * count class b trafficking lessend to a class c conspericy to commit trafdicking and emdangering welfare of child
It sounds like you need to correct your criminal history report. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Contact the court or agency that issued the report to request a correction.
- Provide any documentation or proof of the correct charges.
- Consider seeking legal advice to assist with the process.
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I have told my current court appointed lawyer he told me the DA agresss witn my assesment and that teb docket meeds to be fixed then its neevr been mentioned ive asked for a new report to se if its been fixes but no one can show me one and this is serious to me my record has shown for 12 years i have * class b trafficking charges when that isnt true
It seems like you're facing a challenging situation with your criminal history report. Here are a few steps you might consider:
*. Follow-up with your current lawyer: Make sure they are actively working to correct the report.
*. Directly contact the court: Inquire about the status and any needed actions.
*. Gather documentation: Ensure you have all documents proving the correct charges.
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If i can prove my record isnt correct who do i contact its stoped me from getting into housing its affected jobs ive applied for i my record makes me appear to be some vig drug dealer and ive never been caught with drugs and for 12 years the incorrect record has messed up my life
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It seems like you have a significant issue that could benefit from legal assistance to correct your record. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If you agree, I can assist in gathering some information to proceed.
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Who is responsable for puting my charges on my.record
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In Maine, the responsibility for recording charges on your criminal record typically falls to the court system and law enforcement agencies involved in your case. Errors can happen, and it's crucial to follow up with the court clerks and possibly the Maine State Bureau of Identification to address any discrepancies.
Errors can happen but 12 years of an incorrect criminal history is a big deal to me someone should be held responsiable
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Your situation is indeed serious, given the lasting impact on your life. The responsibility for errors on your criminal record typically lies with the court and law enforcement agencies. You may want to pursue legal action for damages caused by these errors. Would you like more information on how to proceed with this?
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To pursue legal action for damages due to errors on your record, consider these steps:
- Consult a lawyer specializing in civil rights or criminal law for advice.
- Collect all relevant documentation about the errors.
- Determine if you can file a lawsuit for damages related to lost opportunities.
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What forms do i need to fill out to file lawsuit fir damages
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To file a lawsuit for damages, you may need to prepare the following documents:
- Complaint form: Outlines your case and the damages sought.
- Summons: Notifies the defendant of the lawsuit.
- Civil Cover Sheet: Provides basic information about your case.
Consider consulting with a lawyer to ensure all forms are correctly completed. Would you like assistance finding a lawyer to help with this process?
Can the DA make me a ple offer on current charges witn my criminal history being incorrect
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The District Attorney (DA) can potentially make a plea offer based on the current charges, regardless of inaccuracies in your criminal history. However, correcting your criminal record is crucial as it impacts negotiations. Have you discussed the inaccuracies with your lawyer regarding the plea offer?