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There are two things that must be met in order to even try to begin expungment proceedings. These things are:
If these things relate to your case, then you can attempt to begin the expungement process if a judge allows it, but there are no guaranteed and a good case must be presented.
Below is a link to an article on expungement.
ADDED: See the other link below to determine if you even qualify.
- An arrest was made that did not lead to a guilty charge
- A defendant received deferred adjudication and completed community supervision for a class C misdemeanor charge
If these things relate to your case, then you can attempt to begin the expungement process if a judge allows it, but there are no guaranteed and a good case must be presented.
Below is a link to an article on expungement.
ADDED: See the other link below to determine if you even qualify.
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Last edit by Bob811.
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