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In New Jersey, an individual who has been denied a professional license because of a conviction may apply for a ‘Certificate of Rehabilitation’ (COR). A COR certifies the holder has achieved a degree of rehabilitation, indicating their proposed licensing would not be incompatible with their duties and society’s welfare.
→ Read MoreAn expungement enables a person to void the unfortunate legally recorded consequences of their past. A clean criminal record is a very important asset, determining whether an applicant gets a particular job, keeps that job or advances to a better one. Professional certifications usually require a background check, thoroughly explaining any criminal charges or convictions, prior to possibly being issued.
→ Read MoreThe process for sealing a juvenile record rests on how you were classified by the court: juvenile delinquents; youthful offenders; juvenile offenders.
→ Read MoreThe records relating to dispositions in your favor, violations or traffic infractions are automatically sealed—without you having to do anything. Records for drug-related convictions are not automatically sealed; instead a petition with the court must be filed.
→ Read MoreIf the final outcome of your case is in your favor, its record is automatically sealed. A person convicted of felony drug, marijuana, or Willard non-drug eligible crimes (e.g. property crimes committed as a result of substance abuse) may request to have their records for those crimes sealed once they successfully complete Diversion, DTAP, or a similar substance abuse treatment program recognized by the court.
→ Read MoreDepending on your circumstances, sealing juvenile court criminal records can be an automatic process in Ohio. Ohio law requires that juvenile courts immediately seal juveniles’ records in a number of scenarios.
→ Read MoreWhen you get your criminal record expunged in Pennsylvania, all information directly related to the criminal offense in question is removed from public view. This information includes: identifying descriptions of you, all arrest information and accompanying notes, indictments, dispositions, and data on formal criminal charges related to the offense.
→ Read MoreExpungement in Pennsylvania means removal of information from your criminal history record (i.e, publicly available information under state law) leaving no further public indication the information ever existed.
→ Read MoreThe process for expunging juvenile criminal records in Pennsylvania varies from county to county. In general, Juvenile Court Procedural Rules require requests for expungement to be filed as a motion in the form of a proposed court order.
→ Read MoreSealing and expunging a juvenile record are two different things in Pennsylvania. Sealing a record means a court sees good reason to keep the information private, by limiting public access to it
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