Legal Question in Criminal Law in Colorado
Record Expongement
Is it possiable to have my record exponged from a battery charge I pled guilty to in 1989 during my divorce in the state of Colorado?
Asked on 11/12/02, 3:20 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Jason Savela
The Savela Law Firm, PC
Re: Record Expongement
Likely no.
If you pled guilty and recieved a deferred sentence (the case is dismissed after you complete conditions), then you can. If this is a conviction, it will stay on your record forever - unless the legislature changes the law again.
Answered on 11/12/02, 3:40 pm
Related Questions & Answers
-
Discovery My girlfriend and I got arrested about a year and half ago for controlled... Asked 11/11/02, 5:36 am in United States Colorado Criminal Law
-
Actus reus and mensrea It is a principle of criminal law that, for some one to be... Asked 11/08/02, 3:19 am in United States Colorado Criminal Law
-
Age of Consent and Statutory Rape One of my friends is 19 years old. He is dating a... Asked 11/06/02, 2:52 am in United States Colorado Criminal Law
-
Under criminal investagation I am under criminal investagation,and i have not been... Asked 11/02/02, 10:14 pm in United States Colorado Criminal Law
-
Record Sealing/Certificate of Good Conduct hello i am currently residing in new... Asked 10/29/02, 1:38 pm in United States Colorado Criminal Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
