Can DUI convictions be expunged in Colorado

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Asked in Denver, CO | Jun 17, 2010

Can DUI convictions be expunged in Colorado

I have 2 misdemeanor DUI's, it's been about 3 years since the 2nd one and I cannot get a job with these on my record. Wondering if they can be expunged.

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Accepted Answer · 2010-06-18T01:18:20Z

No.

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Accepted Answer · 2010-06-19T13:53:45Z

Posted on Jun 19, 2010

Unfortunately, if you plead guilty, or you are found guilty at trial in Colorado of any criminal charge, you will be unable to ever seal or expunge your arrest record. The best you will be able to do is possibly "correct" your arrest record with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI).

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Accepted Answer · 2010-06-18T16:36:47Z

Posted on Jun 18, 2010

Unless you completed a deferred judgment and sentence resulting in these cases being dismissed, they cannot be expunged, sealed or otherwise hidden from people seeking to investigate your background.

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Accepted Answer · 2010-06-18T04:25:17Z

Posted on Jun 17, 2010

You can't expunge convictions.

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