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Posts in this category explain how criminal records can be sealed or cleared through expungement. Learn who may qualify, how the process works, and how clearing a record can create new opportunities.
In 2018 most drug offenses became eligible for expungement. Expungement is the process of erasing and sealing a criminal arrest record for a criminal charge. There are two types of drug crime cases. First, marijuana drug pocession offenses under 35 grams which is a misdemeanor. Second, all other drug offenses are felonies. Misdemeanor Drug Cases…
Due to a new bill signed in June 2016, Missourians that have been convicted of certain crimes and have completed probation now have a better chance of expunging their records and moving on with their lives. The new law significantly reduces the waiting period for wiping clean criminal records for misdemeanors and felonies, but also…
The DWI expungement is different than other misdemeanors. In order to be eligible for DWI expungement, an individual must meet a few criteria : Ten years since the plea of guilty to a first offense Driving While Intoxicate charge; Never had a commercial driver’s license (CDL), even if the CDL has been surrendered; You…
There is no greater social stigma then being considered a convict. Often times a criminal record will preclude an individual from being eligible for a job, a loan, housing and multiple other benefits we take for granted day-to-day. In the society we live in, a criminal conviction can follow you in every aspect of your…