In a small box in the middle of the page, the form said that that California would not even consider
expungement applications submitted by individuals who had been convicted under a certain suite of statutes, including Kaushik's violent conviction from the 1990s.
LIFE: THE MYTH OF JUVENILE RECORD CONFIDENTIALITY AND
EXPUNGEMENT IN
Indiana does not allow for
expungement of the records of individuals who have been convicted of official misconduct, kidnapping, human trafficking, homicide, or sex crimes.
451) Amy Myrick has offered a sociological account of the depersonalization that individuals often experience when inquiring about
expungement or sealing of criminal records.
Procedure prohibits
expungement of domestic abuse battery convictions
In re
Expungement for Spencer stated that North Carolina's
It was a burden that I didn't want to carry any more," Parchman said, after sharing his story with more than 150 area residents at an
expungement informational clinic at Ivy Tech Community College.
In a study released last year, the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (PIABA) found that an "alarmingly high" percentage of brokers--90 percent--had their arbitration records wiped clean by hinging settlement on
expungement.
Uggen's post on ex-felon employment and
expungement blogger, ex-con Pete C.
1, 2007, through mid-May 2009, the PIABA study found
expungement was granted in 89% of the cases resolved by stipulated awards or settlement.
Laws that allow
expungement (the sealing or erasure of some minor offense, treating the event as if it never occurred) or legal pardons have been intended to give people, with cause, a second chance in which their past is removed from public record.
Some other jurisdictions place the burden of requesting
expungement on the individual.
