Legal Question in Criminal Law in Indiana
Pre-Trial Diversion
In 1993 I was arrested for a class C felony. I received 4 years suspended, 1 year pre-trial diversion and 1 year probation. I completed both and was not in trouble ever before, and have not been since then. If you complete pre-trial diversion, isn't that supposed to clear your record of the felony or ''wipe the slate clean'' as they say?
Asked on 5/03/03, 2:39 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Ralph Tambasco
Tambasco & Associates,P.C. Attornenys at Law
Re: Pre-Trial Diversion
The purpose of pre-trial diversion is to provide an opportunity for one to avoid a conviction. However, it does not mean that the record of arrest will be removed, but simply that the case or charges have been dismissed.
Answered on 5/04/03, 1:43 pm
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