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That would depend upon the reason(s) you have not been to court for the incident/infraction.
If you just decided not to show up for a court date to face the charges, then you are likely either on the list of persons with a warrant out for your arrest, or the court went ahead in the case without you being there and a 'default' decision was granted to the prosecution, for your not showing up for the court date.
In legal terms, when you 'default' on the obligation to show up for a court date, you will be either automatically 'convicted' of the 'crime' because you 'defaulted', or the judge will put out a 'warrant' for your arrest, to bring you in to court to face the charges.
If you have not been 'charged' by the police/prosecutor/individual of actually committing a crime or violation, then the court never received anything concerning the incident/infraction and there is nothing to be 'convicted' of/for.
You should contact the court clerk to see if there was/is any case file information concerning the incident/infraction you speak of, to see what is going on with it.
They will let you know if anything has been filed about the incident/infraction and what has transpired in the court since the first filing. They will also let you know if there is an active warrant out for your arrest. You should take care of things then and there so to avoid having to be arrested and brought in front of the judge at a later date, which will cost you even more than the original incident/infraction has already.
What else can I help you with?
Can someone be convicted of a crime and still be sued in a civil court?
Yes, they can.
I was arrested but never convicted or even had a court date set for a charge i was told was misdemeanor and sometimes felon depending on who i asked. am i still able to purchase a gun?
If you were not convicted, then you can still purchase a gun. Even if you had been convicted of a misdemeanor, you could still purchase a gun, but not for a felony. I should know, I just spent 18 months and $20,000 fighting charges of aggravated assault and commission of a felony with a firearm. I won.
If a women is convicted of murdering her husband does she still become beneficiary of his will?
Yes, unless the court states otherwise
Do you have the right to sue in court with a military dishonorable discharge?
You can still file a lawsuit. Convicted felons currently serving in prison are still able to file lawsuits.
Is there a tennis court oath monument in Versaille?
Never mind a monument, the tennis court is still there. It was an indoor court, remember, and is preserved. There are occasional guided tours.
Who was convicted in the Tylenol murders?
As of January 2010, the FBI is still looking into 'persons of interest,' there have never been any arrests in the Tylenol adulteration case.
You have traffic tickets that are three years old that you never went to court over would they still be in the system?
If you never went to court or paid them I'd be surprised if you still have a valid license. They will eventually catch up with you, trust me. These tickets will stay on you till they are paid
What if the policeman who arrested you is convicted of illelegal activites before your case goes to court?
It depends on the circumstances, it would not automatically prove you not guilty. The case would still need to be investigated.
Can a convicted felon who has been pardoned gain right to posse a handgun?
No. A "pardon" means that only his sentence has been pardoned. it does NOT mean that his crime or offense is wiped clean. He is still a convicted felon, just as if he had served the full term of his sentence in prison. As a convicted felon he may never own, or be in possession of, firearms.
In Ohio what type of case must be granted an appeal in the Supreme Court of Ohio?
In Ohio - or any state that still allows capital punishment - a person who has been convicted and sentenced to death has a mandatory right of appeal to the state supreme court (or its equivalent).
What if a felon was on three years of probation and never serve any time can he be allow to own a gun?
No. Probation is a sentence for being adjudged guilty. He is still a convicted felon.
Can a peron on a deffered sentence still hunt with a gun in Oklahoma?
Not if their deferred sentence is for a felony crime.While SERVING the sentence you are still convicted of the offense. The sentence is only erased (IF it is erased) AFTER the successful completion of it. Until the sentence is erased you are still a convicted felon.
