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Expungements
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The record was expunged, at this point, and hopefully it would not show up, or, if it does you may have to make some form of explanation. Be aware... Read More
I would have to review your record, a convicted felon is prohibited from the ownership of a firearm or ammunition by federal law. There additional... Read More
I suggest an attorney immediately. There is something amiss.
Insufficient information, but sounds promising.
There are a few types of felonies that can be expunged, but only after 20 years of good behavior. Consult an experienced criminal defense attorney to... Read More
In Michigan, it depends on your criminal record and the specific felony charge.
If you are convicted of a felony and it remains on your record you are prohibited under the federal law from the ownership or possession of any... Read More
If you were convicted of a felony, you can not legally own a firearm in Missouri.
If you have a felony conviction, you can not own a firearm in Missouri.
Get an attorney now! You foolishly played with fire and may have burned you future. Start damage control now.
See a Florida attorney regarding his options. On the facts presented there may well be some.
Depending upon how much time is past, and if this is your only conviction, it may be possible to have your record expunged. You'll have to see an... Read More
Most probably yes, but I need the details for a firm opinion.
No, you can not get that type of felony conviction expunged in Missouri. In the eyes of the court, you are an adult when you are age 17 unless you... Read More
No. In Missouri, only a few types of misdemeanors qualify for expungement, but none of yours do. It's possible to get a first-time misdemeanor DUI... Read More
If you are not on any probation at present yes you can. Takes 30-60 days.
No, you can not get a domestic violence conviction expunged.
In Missouri, there are only 3 types of felonies that can be expunged: passing a bad check, fraudulent use of a debit/credit device, or fraudulently... Read More
Expungement in Utah is based on eligibility. Eligibility is based on a number of factors: the two most important factors are the time that has... Read More
From the facts which you about blind it would appear that you would, in Michigan, be able to have your previous felony conviction expunged.
From the facts you present, you are eligible for an expungement 5 years after your release date from MDOC. The request should be filed before your... Read More
You would qualify for expungment in Michigan.
No. Neither of those felony convictions can be expunged.
If charges were dropped then nothing to expunge the one you plead to can be expunged