Can a class D felony conviction for emblezzement in federal court be sealed?
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Can a class D felony conviction for emblezzement in federal court be sealed?
Asked on May 14, 2012 under Criminal Law, New York
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
There is always the potential that a class D felony conviction for embezzlement in federal court be sealed under the right circumstances. One circumstance is if the person convicted of the crime was a minor, one under the age if eighteen (18) years.
If that is not the situation, the chances of having the such a conviction file sealed is remote.
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