Yes- if your case was expunged pursuant to 1203.4 of the California Penal Code, you can legally answer that question with a “no”. However, you still have to disclose the conviction if you are applying for a state job or seeking a public license (real estate, medical, law etc). Thus, your obligation to reveal the […]
No. You cannot bring a motion to expunge your record while you are still on probation for any offense. This means even if you no longer on probation for the case you wish to expunge your motion will be denied if you are on probation for any other criminal offense. Some clients retain us to […]
No. Under Penal Code 1203.4 you cannot bring a motion for expungement of criminal records in Orange County while you are still on probation for any offense. This means even if you are no longer on probation for the case you wish to expunge, your motion will be denied if you are on probation for […]
Expungement The only reason you would petition the court--via a Romero motion--to strike a strike from your criminal record is if you had another pending case that would be seriously affected by a prior strike. Striking a strike is NOT the same as expunging the conviction that serves as the basis for the strike. It […]
Most job applications ask if you have been convicted of a crime. If the question is asked in that manner and you have been convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony it would be expected that you would reveal that on a job application. If you fail to do so and the employer finds out […]
To clean your record, you would need to file for an expungement. In order to qualify for an expungement, you must have completed probation and there are no new arrests or open cases. If you have not finished probation, you can seek to have your probation terminated early under Penal Code 1203.3. An experienced criminal […]
It depends. If the felony conviction resulted in you going to state prison then you cannot have it expunged per Penal Code Section 1203.4 or reduced to a misdemeanor per Penal Code Section 17b. If the felony conviction was “only a felony” meaning it could not have been charged as a misdemeanor then you cannot […]
We can file a motion on your behalf pursuant to Penal Code Section 1203.4. There is a high chance this motion will be granted if you had no probation violations while you were on probation, and if are not currently on probation for any other criminal offenses. What this motion does is it asks the […]
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