Expunged DUI RecordsWelcome to our website where you can learn valuable information on getting your DUI records expunged. Expunged DUI records use a set of protocols through which the legal record of a DUI or criminal conviction is "sealed," or erased in the eyes of the law, after a certain amount of time or the fulfillment of certain obligations. After expungement, a criminal conviction (and in some cases even an arrest) usually does need not be disclosed by the person convicted, and no arrest or conviction shows up if a potential employer, educational institution, or government agency does a thorough background check of an individual's public records. A lot of people in the United States over the past 20 years have been arrested for criminal, DUI, disorderly, and municipal ordinance offenses. They may include your neighbors, friends and loyal church worshipers. The police keep a record of all arrests and convictions, even if 20 years old. These "secrets of the past" will is open to anyone including credit agencies. Anybody can request the state police for a person's criminal record, even arrests with not guilty findings. Allowing access to a person's prior criminal conviction or arrest record could open the door for discrimination against someone who is currently a productive, respected, and law abiding citizen. Fortunately, if you are a law abiding citizen, you can now have old arrests or DUI records expunged from public records and police folders. Past criminal convictions or a DUI can be "expunged' or erased under certain instances. For instance, if you were convicted or pleaded guilty to a disorderly person offense (misdemeanor type) more than 5 years ago, and have not been convicted of anything since, you can have your lawyer petition to the Superior Court for an Expungement (Erase and removal) of your criminal record. If you plead guilty to a town ordinance (ex. - Drinking in Public or DUI) you can petition for an expungement only after two years. A Juvenile delinquent/guilty finding for a minor can also be expunged/erased under the same circumstances. In addition, minor drug arrests which resulted in first offender conditional discharge can be erased if one year has passed since termination of probation or the end of your court proceedings. Most importantly, arrests on frivolous complaints which were not resulted in a DUI conviction or if charges were dismissed, the records can be expunged, without any down time. CLICK HERE For A Qualified Expungement Lawyer
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