California Certificate of Rehabilitation
A California certificate of rehabilitation (COR) is a court order declaring that a person convicted of a felony (or misdemeanor sex offense) is now rehabilitated.
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Sealing Juvenile Criminal Records in California, process to seal
Juvenile conviction and arrest records in California are not automatically sealed when you reach 18. You must file a petition with the court. It is up to the judge to decide whether or not to seal your records.
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Sealing of your arrest record in California can be granted for any arrest that did not result in a conviction, but the burden is on you to show that you are “factually innocent” of the charges.
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The process of removing your federal criminal record through filing a petition must contain certain information about the petitioner and the crime.
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Clearing your criminal record (getting an expungement) for a federal crime is largely not available except with respect to an illegal conviction, a conviction under statute later deemed unconstitutional or a conviction that was obtained by way of government misconduct.
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Certain federal drug convictions may be sealed or expunged under certain circumstances.
→ Read MoreSealing Juvenile Criminal Records in Florida
Juvenile records may be expunged or sealed in Florida if the juvenile meets certain criteria. You can have a criminal record expunged only for a nonviolent offense. You must have completed a diversion program and petition for an expunction within 6 months of the completion date of the diversion program. Juvenile expunctions or sealing are not counted against the ability to seek future expunctions or sealing.
→ Read MoreExpunging/Sealing Adult Criminal Records in Georgia: Eligibility
There are many factors that play into eligibility for expunging your record in Georgia. If you have no charges pending, were charged as a juvenile, or your record is not accurate, then expungement is a quick and easy process. Otherwise, there are many exceptions. Read on for more detail.
→ Read MoreWhat is the knock and announce rule?
The knock and announce rule is a legal rule mandating that police cannot just break down someone’s door in order to execute a search warrant. Under the knock and announce rule, police need to knock on the door, announce their authority to search the premises and wait a reasonable period of time before they enter. Only if a person fails to allow a search after the police identify themselves can the police forcibly come in.
→ Read MoreEligibility for Expungement of Adult Criminal Records in Illinois
An adult criminal record in Illinois can be cleared or expunged if the charges were dismissed, you were not found guilty at trial, or you successfully completed probation for certain misdemeanors. There are also time limits.
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