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Expungements
Michigan
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You cannot expunge nor seal your record. They only hope is a pardon by the governor, and that is not likely at all.
Only if the case is dismissed or results in a not guilty verdict can it be expunged. The offense level depends on the amount of drugs involved.
It is state and federal law. It is possible, under situations of a single or two incidents, to have the conviction set-aside and a restoration of... Read More
You may be eligible but it is impossible for me to say without knowing your age and the two convictions that are currently on your record.
You could potentially seek to set aside both. Need details.
Under the facts that you described you would be eligible for an expungement in Michigan. Your petition would be filed in the same court where the... Read More
You must wait for the five year period as described in the statute. No exceptions.
You will have to wait the statutory period.
Yes, if this your only crime ever, it can be expunged.
Unfortunately, driving offenses are specifically excluded from expungement.
It is possible but depends on the facts.
Yes. You can either expunge the felony or get a 402 reduction taking the felony down to a misdemeanor. At that time, assuming you dont have any... Read More
If you are not convicted there is nothing to expunge. You still can be subject to a restraining order.
If a warrant was issued for your husband's arrest, he can be picked up at any time on the warrant. Warrants do not have a statute of limitations.... Read More
There is a way to have an arrest converted to a detention. It involves getting the police agency or DA to agree to factual innocence.
The military, just the any police agency or government job will see your record, despite an expungement. But an expungement may increase your chances... Read More
With a felony conviction, you cannot get a CCW permit, in fact, you cannot legally possess any type of firearm at all.
You can hire a criminal defense attorney to run a criminal background report for you. If this is for a Missouri criminal background report, an ... Read More
See an attorney. The ability to own firearms is restricted under both state and federal law depending on what you were convicted of.
Probably not. You'd have to convince the local police to ok it or petition court you were convicted in to expunge your conviction...keep in mind even... Read More
If you have no other offenses on your record you would be eligible for an expungement. If you have other 93 day misdemeanors, you cannot get one. ... Read More
Are you talking about a points suspension or a revocation as a result of drunk driving offenses? The avenues for getting your license back are... Read More
You should see an attorney with the details to determine if anything can be done. Given the facts which you have provided is impossible to form an... Read More
You can only expunge Texas cases if the case was dismissed without probation or you were found not guilty after a trial. Otherwise, you might qualify... Read More
Yes, I would expect that it will appear on every criminal background check that is run on you.