I was convicted of theft by taking in 2009 and i want to know is there anyway to get this off my record it was my first offense
Convictions cannot be expunged, meaning a conviction will stay on your record forever.
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Convictions cannot be expunged, meaning a conviction will stay on your record forever.
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Basically, yes.
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You seem to be jumping around with the facts and your questions but generally if there was an arrest and the case was never prosecuted, then the...
Convictions cannot be expunged so if you entered a guilty/nolo plea or if you were found guilty then you are not eligible to have the arrest expunged.
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