alot has happened since my last post and his last hearing. He plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge per people vs. west. Advice That came in handy from an attorney I have been consulting with regarding the paticulars of his case. Now he has only to meet with probation and go back for his sentencing hearing. It turns out that the letters I told him to collect from his boss, supervisor, and other letters of character reference will be attached to his personal statement and filed by his p. defender. This ensures the oppurtunity he needs to continue to persuade the judge and da to go lighter on his sentencing. I will be sure to post in this forum again when his sencence is served and he applies for his certificate of rehabilitation. Btw, did you know that the attorney who has guided us, is one of the leading individuals proposing the legislature and the courts to make it no longer required for a governor's pardon for to be considered rehabilitated for offenders. Even the attorney general's office is showing support. Interesting since they are usually adversaries.

