Out side the box, how can a person get his 26 year old felony record exponged (3 felonies) in Michigan?
407216
I would get in touch with the Probation/Parole Department of the county that you were convicted in. Even if they cant do it, they can give you more info.
884905
Its actually very easy. Plea bargaining is one. What is fraud when there are killers on the loose? Also, the road from arrest to conviction is extremely long and cons can get lost in the shuffle. Unfortunately there is little you can do. You used to be able to put a red flag on your credit, therefore meaning anytime someone applied for credit on your behalf they would have to contact you, but that ended up being more trouble that it was worth. Dont know what to tell you, though I can probably tell you local law enforcement already knows this person is a scum bag. What ends up being the drama are well meaning law makers and not so well meaning attorneys making the legal system a mess. Most law enforcement are as tired as you are of arresting these scumbags and seeing them back on the street the next day.
60156
Maybe they do things differently there, but I'm guessing you'll first need to work on your spelling:\n\nExpungement.\n\nOnce you've got that, the process of asking and getting an answer is going to be much easier.\n\nYou'll probably get more and a wider range of information by doing some searching on your own, just by using the internet.  Procedures for having a felony conviction expunged may vary, depending on the type of crime.  If you want an answer from the group here, you probably should post all the gory details...what was the conviction, when was it, what was the sentence, when were you last under the jurisdiction of the court, etc.  The more you post, the better your answer is likely to be.  A generic question like this isn't going to get you much more than a generic answer.
833330
I've never been convicted of a felony, but I was charged with a few misdemeanors when I was 20.  (Back when I was young and stupid in college.)  I could have had them wiped out afterwards but I didn't have it done.  You have to petition the court to get it cleared.  I would just call a law office and ask or call the courthouse and ask.  They should be able to get you your answer and the proper way to do it.  Personally, I'd would just own it.  Everyone makes mistakes, I've never been questioned about my juvenile record and I think if you have it sealed, it will just raise doubt and questions about your past.  Be honest and straight with people, and they will return the favor when it comes time to hire.
474626
I honestly don't know if you can.  If you know the county you can start there.  If you know the state get in touch with the records department and see if they can help you.
161069
Expunged: Go to a Lawyer and ask him if you qualify. Some offences you can not have it done.
423571
try this: \n\nhttp://courts.michigan.gov/
996260
look up the corrections site for your state, it usually has records of current criminals for free. Michigan does, but I noticed colorado doesn't so It will depend on your state.
1163227
it depend on your county or state, but you need to fill out paperwork. go to the court house of the county you got the record from and follow their procedures.  I did it for my ex-husband in Broward county Florida, and it works, don't be afraid to ask questions.  Also don't do anything stupid to get another conviction.  If you stay out of trouble this will help expunge the first one.
740437
depending upon the charges some police records are expunged at the age of 16 so you may or may not be able to pursue a career in one of these fields depending on exactly what the felony charges were.
761351
I AGREE WITH YOU 100%\nTALK TO YOUR BROTHER ABOUT GETTING HIS RECORD SEALED (I BELIEVE IT CAN BE DONE AFTER 5 YRS.) AS LONG AS LAW ENFORCEMENT DOESN'T OPEN IT AGAIN ITS A DEAD ISSUE
906690
be honest about your past and don't go for jobs where a felony will not help you  like anything to do with money or kids  the felony will hurt you  you cant fix a felony its a permanent mark on your record
384239
Depends on what kind of record you have. If you have a felony it will be extremely hard to get it expunged. You will have to file a request and it will have to be approved by a judge.\nCall the prosecutor's office in your county and ask.
532410
forget those idiots.  I have a felony and I can't get a job, cant vote, and finding a place to live is almost impossible.  (I have felony for smuggling in tabacco in a penial institution)  they concider tabacco a narcotic. Anyways you can file for an expungement.  Which means you can clean ur record after 3 or five years after you serve ur time, whether it is corrections or probation.
1158528
i  think  a   felony  is  on  your  record  for   good,  my   brother   has  several  on  his, and  they  all  show  up. from  his   first  one  to   now.but  thats   here  in   georgia. it   may   not  be  that  way   in  your   state.
13215
Im sorry I dont have any help for you. However, I am 26 years old and three years ago I was in a vehicle when similar circumstances occurred. Also resulted in a felony conviction. I have a bachelors degree in economics and have just applied to law schools. I know its very discouraging. I dont expect to get into any schools, but I am trying everything under the sun. If I do get into law school, I am going to make it a huge priority to help people trying to get into the workforce to be successful.
1101317
contact the postal inspector as they handle fraud and other things. the u.s. attorney could get involved on the case. there are statute of limitations on fraud but its based on knowledge of and starts from the time you know about the crime. as you state family stole it and and you had knowledge of it thirty years ago and are just now for some reson wanting to turn them in makes you a accessory for knowing everything and not reporting it right away. it could be you had a falling out and want to spill the beans now. first thing is contact a criminal defense attorney as the consult is free. then from that point they can defend you if they think you will get in trouble for knowing, but never saying, especially if you saw this happen. its a federal offense which is bigger trouble.