1 year waiver
Client had a long youth record, but main offence is a sexual assault when he was 17 and victim was 16. (not a rape, coercion, but still SA)
He applied and at first 2 -6 month waivers. There were some charges, then dropped that were recent, which is why he was delayed. They also made him go to a panel doctor this time.
I am illustrating this to show that serious convictions CAN get a waiver, if its old and the circumstances are not heinous. Not to say ANY SA is not a terrible crime, but its a broad definition. Being drunk at a bar and touching a woman's outside of her clothes is as much a SA as any, but the ability to get a waiver is obviously different.
I once had a "potential client" who would get drunk, go to bars and was guilty of several (what can only be described as rapes) and I told him not to waste his time and money, he had no chance, despite being an old man (he was 71) He then went to a law firm, they billed him for $3000, and then made him gather EVERYTHING himself. He came to see me with his rejection letter, and I told him "why would I turn down money if I thought you had a chance?" The truth is people WANT to have hope. Law firms NEVER say no. But some waivers are not attainable.
11/07/2025, 09:32 AM : Status changed to Completed
08/29/2025, 07:19 PM : Status changed to Request for More Information Response
08/06/2025, 02:00 PM : Status changed to Request for More Information
07/17/2025, 03:19 PM : Status changed to Request for More Information Response
06/03/2025, 05:30 PM : Status changed to Request for More Information
06/10/2024, 01:00 PM : Status changed to Submitted to ARO
05/23/2024, 08:33 PM : Status changed to Paid
05/23/2024, 08:31 PM : Status changed to Signed
05/13/2024, 06:50 PM : Application Created
