Yes, charges, such as the one you described, dismissed through diversion (except traffic crimes) are eligible for expungement under Oregon.

Contempt cases are eligible for expungement under ORS 137.22. Assuming you don't currently have any pending criminal cases, haven't been convicted...

Yes, you may either have the conviction set aside (commonly referred to as expungement) or petition the court for restoration of your gun rights.

Although the charge was dismissed, the Theft 3 will still show up on a background check until you petition the court to have it expunged.

You should hire a criminal defense attorney to handle this for you rather than relying on your immigration lawyer. The citation paper shows your...

An attorney can assist you in locating this information through the Oregon state court database, or you may contact the Multnomah County Circuit...

Yes, you were the victim of fraud here. The police would never contact someone and tell them to pay a fine and/or do community service. They...

This is the type of charge that is eligible for expungement under Oregon's expungement laws. A lawyer can review the court record and talk with...

Once a record has been expunged under ORS 137.225 it is "deemed not to have occurred" and the person may state under oath that they have not been...

An attorney can help you ensure that this gets completed and entered, and work with you on the expungement. I think you will find the fees...