If you received a expungement for a Misd. conviction. Can I ask the judge to dismiss the conviction after expungement was grant
If the convictions were expunged, then what is left to dismiss?
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If the convictions were expunged, then what is left to dismiss?
No, I'm pretty sure you haven't asked a question. Can you sue the university police? Sure, go for it. Can you win? Probably not.
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No.