Sealing and suppressing your criminal records can improve your job prospects and help you make more money. After your records are sealed or suppressed, you don’t have to tell employers about those past convictions. You can even affirmatively state that you’ve never been convicted of a crime. Contact an attorney today to discuss the positive effects of expunging your record today at (720) 583-5529.
Eligibility for expungement.
The following items may be sealed or expunged on criminal records:
1) arrests which did not lead to prosecution;
2) charges which have been dismissed;
3) charges which resulted in a not guilty verdict at trial;
4) charges which were dismissed after successful completion of a deferred sentence;
5) convictions for petty and municipal offenses;
6) convictions for some prostitution related offenses;
7) convictions for some drug related offenses; and
8) juvenile convictions.
Expungement procedure.
James Frazier has successfully petitioned district courts to expunge serious charges for defendants, including expunging sex offenses. The process for expungement is simple. First, James will fill out paperwork for the court. Next, court will open the expungement matter as a civil case with a separate case number from the underlying criminal case. Finally, James will mail notice of this new civil case to every law enforcement agency that ever laid hands on your file. All of those law enforcement agencies will have the opportunity to object to the proposed expungement.
Generally, law enforcement agencies don’t object to expungements. Thus, the records are often sealed and/or suppressed a few weeks after filing.
Call James Frazier today to clean up your record and improve your career prospects. Call James for a free consultation at (720) 583-5529.
Eligibility for expungement.
The following items may be sealed or expunged on criminal records:
1) arrests which did not lead to prosecution;
2) charges which have been dismissed;
3) charges which resulted in a not guilty verdict at trial;
4) charges which were dismissed after successful completion of a deferred sentence;
5) convictions for petty and municipal offenses;
6) convictions for some prostitution related offenses;
7) convictions for some drug related offenses; and
8) juvenile convictions.
Expungement procedure.
James Frazier has successfully petitioned district courts to expunge serious charges for defendants, including expunging sex offenses. The process for expungement is simple. First, James will fill out paperwork for the court. Next, court will open the expungement matter as a civil case with a separate case number from the underlying criminal case. Finally, James will mail notice of this new civil case to every law enforcement agency that ever laid hands on your file. All of those law enforcement agencies will have the opportunity to object to the proposed expungement.
Generally, law enforcement agencies don’t object to expungements. Thus, the records are often sealed and/or suppressed a few weeks after filing.
Call James Frazier today to clean up your record and improve your career prospects. Call James for a free consultation at (720) 583-5529.
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