If it is a Texas case, you will need to ask a Texas attorney. If it was a Oklahoma case, yes you can file for an expungement after a Pardon.

If the petitioner/plaintiff does not request that it be renewed, then you may be eligible to have it expunged. If the petitioner asks that it be...

Oklahoma's current expungement laws do allow for a person in certain circumstances to have a misdemeanor expunged. The process takes about 4...

If she used your name in Oklahoma, you will need to file a Section 18 Expungement case. The court and some agencies will have filing fees that you...

Admission of guilt is not an automatic approval for a commutation. It depends upon the facts of the case and the reason in requesting a...

Ask your attorney about the options that are available to you in this matter.

If the DUI deferred was within ten (10) years of the new arrest, then the new arrest is a DUI 2nd offense.

It depends upon what the clerk that entered the abbreviation meant in MTA. I would assume that it means that a Motion to Accelerate was filed. ...

Yes, the case will appear on the Oklahoma Supreme Court Network website (it is public). It will also appear on the Oklahoma State Bureau of...

The safest thing to do would be to say that you had a case(s) expunged in State court. Include the State and County where the expunge took place. ...