Legal Question in Criminal Law in Kentucky
sealed conviction records
Is it possible to have felony conviction records sealed?
Under what conditions may this be done and how is it accomplished?
Asked on 12/11/04, 1:54 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Ralph Tambasco
Tambasco & Associates,P.C. Attornenys at Law
Re: sealed conviction records
Generally, the only such records not subject to public review would those of juveniles. Otherwise, it would most likely have to be a situation in an on going matter dealing with issues as an example, of victim identification, location and the like. Beyond this it does not seem like it would be subject to being sealed.
Answered on 12/12/04, 11:50 am
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