With a felony on your record for almost twenty years, is it possible to have that expunged?
No - Virginia law says that any conviction is permanent absent a pardon from the governor.
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No - Virginia law says that any conviction is permanent absent a pardon from the governor.
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NO - only CHARGES, not convictions - are expungeable in Virginia. Once a conviction becomes final (after any appeals period), your only relief...
No - Virginia law NEVER allows a conviction to be expunge, only arrests. Pardons from the governor are the relief - but those are very, very rare.
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