Can you have a class 5 felony expunged?

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Your state is not disclosed All states have expungement laws and all of them differ in what offenses may be expunged, and the procedures you must go through to petition for expungement.
You either have to do further research on your own about YOUR individual state, or contact your local court system or an attorney to determine if you qualify.
If you detemine that you may qualify I would strongly suggest that you contact an attorney. Unless you are somewhat skilled in the law, the expungement process is NOT a 'do-it-yourself' project.
First answer by Bob811. Last edit by Bob811. Contributor trust: 1092 [recommend contributorrecommended]. Question popularity: 1 [recommend question].

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