Getting rid of a misdemeanor traffic violation

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Anonymous Jan 3, 2009 Criminal Defense 3 views 2 answers

i was pulled over for driving on a suspended license for a ticket that was paid. not knowing better i plead guilty and was fingerprinted and given a misdameanor- can i get this off my record so i can get my nursing license. this was in michigan

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Timothy J. KliszCar / Auto Accident LawyerLivonia, MI

Timothy J. KliszCar / Auto Accident LawyerLivonia, MI · Jun 15, 2026

You may be able to go back in front of the Judge you plead in front of and have the plea set aside. You would of course have to prove the case was faulty in the first place, ie- you would have to show the suspension should have never occurred. Contact me at www.klilszlaw.com to discuss. Tim Klisz

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Timothy A. DinanCriminal Defense AttorneyDetroit, MI

Timothy A. DinanCriminal Defense AttorneyDetroit, MI · Jun 15, 2026

I did not know that a misdemeanor conviction could bar a nursing license, I know a felony can. Jus the same, I would go back to the court where the conviction was entered and file a motion to withdraw the plea and renegotiate the matter with the city attorney. This should be done soon as you may reach a point where the court may not entertain the motion based on the age of the case.

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