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In Missouri, there are only a few types of felonies that can be expunged, but drug-related felonies are not eligible for expungement.
Whether you can expunge the felony depends on what type of felony it is, and your lifetime criminal record. I charge a $1,500.00 retainer for an... Read Answer
You need to expunge the conviction.
You must expunge the conviction in order to become qualified to purchase a firearm.
Sounds like you were actually convicted, not put on a deferred probationary status. If so, the purpose of the probation years was simply to keep a... Read Answer
Although your counsel departed the firm, your file should still be among their files if this took place only a few years back. If the charge came up... Read Answer
Expungement is based on eligibility, which is determined by a multitude of factors. The main inquiry is basically how long has it been since the... Read Answer
If these were Federal felonies, your options are very limited. Most states have procedures to reduce the degree of conviction, expunge or grant a... Read Answer
Not much chance of getting a pardon. If you have kept your record clean you should be able to get an expungement if your charges were in state... Read Answer
You can purchase a firearm unless you are otherwise a restricted person, keep it in your own room. Your father should be able to get an expungement... Read Answer
You will need to hire an attorney and seek to have the conviction set aside. From the facts given you might qualify for that relief.
All expungements start at the Bureau of Criminal Identification where you must pay a fee to obtain a certificate of eligibility. If you are eligible,... Read Answer
If charges were filed and then dismissed, you can have your record expunged. However, if you were arrested and no charges were ever filed, unless the... Read Answer
In Utah, your right to possess firearms is restored upon the entry of an order reducing the degree of conviction to a misdemeanor, unless you are... Read Answer
Answer: Yes, if it's that old and you have no intervening offenses, you are eligible for expungement.
You should speak with an attorney about either a motion to expunge or 1203.4 motion.
Owning a gun for you. carries five years in fed pen. No gun .
Six months is the earliest a minor can get their license back, and that is only contingent upon meeting certain requirements. However, that doesn't... Read Answer
Never there is no "expungment" in NY.