Unlike New York, New Jersey does allow records of arrests and convictions to be expunged in certain circumstances. After you expunge your criminal record, all underlying documents relating to the arrest or conviction will be destroyed, and you are legally entitled to state that the arrest or conviction never occurred. Because the process is complicated [...]
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I am often asked by people with New York criminal convictions from their distant past if they can expunge their records. New York is one of a handful of states where a criminal conviction — no matter how ancient or petty — cannot be expunged from one’s record, under any circumstances.
Requests to expunge usually come years [...]
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