I am interested in having a 7+ year old 1st offense misdemeanor expunged in Bossier Parish specificly.
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Try the Louisiana Bar Association.
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Call the justice center.... and talk to a deputy...
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You might want to think twice about working for them...\n\nhttp://www.sptimes.com/2004/05/21/Hernando/County_balks_at_crimi.shtml
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Get an attorney and see about getting your record expunged.  The judge might take into consideration the fact that you ahve been a law abiding citizen for all of those years.\n\nGood luck and congradulations.  Most ex-cons can't keep things on the straight and narrow.  I am proud of you and you ain't even my kid....lol.
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Louisiana state board of pardons and paroles. Just enter that in a search engine and you should find it. Most states allow you to look up that info free from the PPboard website.
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ask again with state, county and specific crime
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Contact the State Police, they should do it for a small fee.
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Here in Texas your record is erased when you turn 18,if you were arrested as a minor.A family member had a felony at 14 years old but was expunged at 18.\nIf you look for a goverment related job,is's going to show up on your record though !
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go to the courthouse of the city or county the arreset happened in and ask for the arrest record of who you want
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Sure, you could file a civil suit.  If they've been convicted of the crime, you stand a better chance of winning the civil suit.
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I believe it's not even worth trying that until after seven years.  Then you you haven't had any police contact what so ever on record, then with a good attorney you could argue that the felony is keeping you from moving on getting a better job and so forth.  If your attorney can prove that you have changed and the felony is holding you back then maybe a judge would listen.
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DIversion programs are a 'second chance' for kiddos.  It is usually ordered where there are first time offenders.  Granted, minors records can be sealed, but better these days not to have one AT ALL when possible. \n\nPlease see this link   http://www.joe.org/joe/1993spring/iw3.html
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Not for sure about Florida, but I believe it takes five years for a misdemeanor to be able to be expunged. If the battery was domestic violence, then I don't know.
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It depends upon the county, the prosecutor and a number of factors, such as your record, if any.\n\nYou should consult with a local attorney who can offer you more precise advice.
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You need to look for STATUTE of limitations, rather than statue.  That will help.  \n\nFor robbery, fraud, etc., the general limitation is 7 years, but it might vary depending on state or whether it is federal.  \n\nThe series of books you need is called the Howdunit Series from Writers Digest Books.  I believe the specific volume that would help you is called "Crime and Punishment."  \n\nThere's also a book called "The Crime Reference Book" that is helpful.  \n\nI personally like "Wounds & Injuries".  I like to know where I can hurt my hero without killing him.
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Hello:\n\nFirst, you'll have to find out if your state offers expungment, and then you'll have to find out if you fit the criteria.  If you do, you'll have to file a motion, most likely in the county where the conviction occurred.  You'll increase your chances of success tenfold if you hire a lawyer.\n\nAn expunged record will still show up for the cops and the courts, but it theoretically is hidden from the public.  \n\nA pardon, on the other hand, does erase it entirely.\n\nexcon
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Only an order from the court can expunge a record.  The problem today is that there is still a paper trail, police records and so forth that will remain anyway.  Sometimes it is simply better to move on and leave the past in the past.