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n Michigan, the answer is no. An OWI is a traffic misdemeanor. It cannot be expunged. The rule is one conviction and 5 years going by before expungement is possible. In your case, the several convictions prevent you from expungement eligibility. I hope that this was helpful.

You need to be more specific in order for any of us to answer your question. But, based on what you've provided, I'll take a stab at it. From the sound of it you were initially charged with DWI. Then, it sounds like they agreed to dismiss the DWI and re-file it as Reckless Driving. Then, it sounds like they agreed to a punishment of 90 deferred disposition.  If the above is true you do not have a conviction for any criminal offense.  So, the answer to your question is this: what you must disclose depends on the question asked. 1. If you are asked whether you have been arrested for any offense (Class C or higher), the answer is and must be yes. 2. If you are asked whether you have been convicted of any offense (Class C or higher), the answer is no. I cannot imagine you would have any issues getitng your notary renewal in light of these circumstances.

No. You have a warrant for your arrest and you will have to go in front of the judge to determine your punishment. You signed a document that you understand that if you do not follow all the conditions of probation you are subject to the full range of punishment. Go and consult with a local criminal defense attorney. He or she can give you a better idea of what the particular judge might do. Good luck.