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Erasing o charges or getting good conduct on them

Asked in Niagara Falls, NY - 7 months

Niagara and erie county NY assault 2nd burgulary 2nd in '05 done with time and paperwork with no problems contempt of court in '12 finished all paperwork and time again with no problems and how do i eradicate my charges on my rap sheet that i was found not guilty of?

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Eric Edward Rothstein

Eric Edward Rothstein

New York Criminal Defense Attorney

Licensed in NY

Answered 7 months ago. If you were convicted of a crime that information won't seal.
I am a former federal and State prosecutor and now handle criminal defense and personal injury/civil rights cases.... more
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Matisyahu Wolfberg

Matisyahu Wolfberg

Monsey Criminal Defense Attorney

Licensed in NY

Answered 7 months ago. It could be problematic. Contact a local lawyer to make sure.


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Patrick Owen Earl

Patrick Owen Earl

Moses Lake Criminal Defense Attorney

Answered 7 months ago. Don't practice in NY but this is hard to do. Your charged are higher end felonies but not barred from trying to vacated them from your record (assuming NY is similar to WA state). However, the Assault 2 could be a strike, it is here in WA state so you will have to check on that one there.
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