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1. if I request that My first and only felony be exsponged does it have to be done?
   

   I got a felony I would like for it to be exsponged is that at all possable?

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   Asked by danielurban581 from Mountain View, CA
   Answered 16 years ago.

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   Te expungement process and availability is different in every state. In the State of Tennessee this procedure allows an individual to be taken back to the moment before the incident. In other words once the expungement has been processed the arrest, jail time, or citation never happened.
   In the State of TN a criminal charge can be expunged from an individuals record of the matter was dismissed, outright or through a Judicial Diversion. Otherwise, if a conviction was entered the case cannot be expunged.
   However, this applies to TN and does not apply to all states. I recommend that you contact a criminal defense attorney in the state where the charge was handled for legal advice on the matter.
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   Answered by Alexander Brown Criminal Defense Attorney 7450 Chapman Hwy. #241, Knoxville, TN, 37920, 865-556-4231 (Novice with 1 pts.)

   Answered 15 years ago.

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   Hello: It is possible but not a sure thing. It depends on the nature of the felony, the state in which charged, state or federal court and any record after the date of the original felongy. It also depends on compliance with probationary terms, if probation was included or you "killed your time". JMV
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   Answered by Vannoy Law Office 1638 Alger Ave, Cody, WY, 82414, 307-587-3959 (Novice with 3 pts.)

   Answered 15 years ago.

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   In Missouri, if you are convicted of a felony, that felony can not be expunged from your record.
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   Answered by LeadfootSpeedingTicket.com 3636 S. Geyer Road, Saint Louis, MO, 63127, 314-724-5059 (Novice with 5 pts.)

   Answered 15 years ago.

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   You have a great question. An experienced lawyer will be able to answer your questions in a consultation. Contact a lawyer in your area. Good Luck.

   
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   Answered by DUI Huntington Beach Lawyer by DWI Attorney in Orange County 14 Monarch Bay Plaza #337, Monarch Beach, CA, 92629, 949-667-4031 (Novice with 3 pts.)

   Answered 15 years ago.

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   At best you might try it, only if you can prove to the court that the crime you were charged with never happened. Second best is to request to have your file sealed.
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   Answered by e-Bail Bonds P.O. Box 1899, Arvada, CO, 80001, 303-350-6351 (Novice with 2 pts.)

   Answered 15 years ago.

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   You need to ask an attorney in the State where the conviction occurred. Wisconsin limits expungement to the lowest level felonies, and it is most likely to be granted when the issue was addressed at the original sentencing hearing.
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   Answered by Criminal Defense & Civil Litigation Criminal Defense & Civil Litigation, LLC , 231 S. Main Street, Jefferson, WI, 53549, 920-674-7824 (Novice with 1 pts.)

   Answered 15 years ago.

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   It would depend on how long ago the conviction was and what your record has been since the felony
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   Answered by Safety and Security Compliance Services LLC 6677 Charlie Grimm Rd, Windsor, WI, 53598, 608-846-8785 (Novice with 3 pts.)

   Answered 16 years ago.