I assume from your question that you know what is on your record. If not, you are entitled to a copy of it. You may have to pay a small fee. Once you know what conviction is on your record, you need to visit with a criminal lawyer in the county in which the conviction originated. Some convictions, but not all can be expunged or ordered not to be disclosed.
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